September 27, 2013

A Note


Last week, I wrote a note to one of my good friends; an elderly man who lost his wife not quite a year ago.  In the midst of my busy school schedule, I remembered I hadn’t communicated with him in a while.  As I wrote, it brought to mind the joy every time I see or talk to him; a happiness that only a good friend evokes.  It reminded me to delight in the simple pleasures of life; above all, the human connection we all have.  To partake in that is the greatest gift of all!  Isn’t that what it’s all about?   It certainly is for me.

Happy fall weekend, everyone!

September 20, 2013

Eunice's Hope




This video touches on two subjects very near and dear to my heart: individuals who have disabilities and the Kennedys.  Caught up in the glitz and glamour of JFK's presidency, I forget his sister worked tirelessly on behalf for those who had disabilities.  It is heart-warming to know this woman pioneered in making lives better for those who have special needs.  She made this a finer world and afforded hope for the future!

Have a great weekend, everyone!

September 13, 2013

Runner


Hi All,

Today, I found this YouTube video and wanted to share it.  I hope you are inspired by it like I am!

Have a great weekend, everyone!


September 6, 2013

Gram


I realized today if my grandmother were still alive, she would see her ninety-first birthday this coming Monday.  This gave me cause to pause and reflect, about what she represents to me today, seven years after her death.  Through her ten year long struggle with Leukemia, she remained vital, always propelling forward, never looking back. “Tiny, but mighty,” I used to say.  She never quit, never gave up.  Today, remembering her life gives me strength on tough days and her example keeps me in good stead.  So on Monday, I’ll stop and pause to thank the woman who meant so much in life, and in death as well.  She remains a guiding beacon and always will as long as I live.

Happy Birthday, Gram!

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