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I recently read that back in the 1400s, the word priority had no plural form. You simply couldn’t have “priorities”, no one had heard of the concept. It wasn’t until the early 1900s that we decided we needed more than one most important thing in our life and decided to pluralize the word.
Today on the front porch I’m talking about:
Do you know what your priority is? And why is it so hard to answer that question? And if you actually do know what your priority is, are you living in a way that your priority is obvious to others?
11-26-25 Amy Dingmann
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I recently read that back in the 1400s, the word priority had no plural form. You simply couldn’t have “priorities”, no one had heard of the concept. It wasn’t until the early 1900s that we decided we needed more than one most important thing in our life and decided to pluralize the word.
Today on the front porch I’m talking about:
Do you know what your priority is? And why is it so hard to answer that question? And if you actually do know what your priority is, are you living in a way that your priority is obvious to others?
11-26-25 Amy Dingmann
Grab a copy of my newest book, Peace, Love, and Bacon
Where I’m at: Facebook page, Telegram chat group, Discord group, TikTok, YouTube
Books I Wrote: Non-fiction books, Fiction books
Join my Facebook group: The Get By Guys and Gals Group

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