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Monthly Archives: November 2011
The Darkest Days Reflect the Brightest Light
I have years worth of warm and wonderful Christmas memories. But one particular Christmas stands in my heart as when the true meaning of the season shone the brightest. I was a daddy’s girl. I never doubted my father’s love … Continue reading
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Formula For Success: A True Inspiration
Among the hundreds of runners and para-athletes in this year’s New York City Marathon, Alessandro Zanardi won the handcycle division. You may or may not have paid attention, and you may or may not recognize the name. I took note … Continue reading
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Where Did the Gratitude Go?
I wonder how many of us really focus on the people and blessings we’re grateful for at Thanksgiving? I would hope that most people think more about being grateful than not, but as Thanksgiving rolled to a close and the shopping … Continue reading
A National Thanksgiving
A National Day of Thanksgiving – A Proclamation by George Washington A NATIONAL THANKSGIVING Whereas it is the duty of all nations to acknowledge the providence of Almighty God, to obey His will, to be grateful for His benefits, and … Continue reading
Why Are Traditions Important?
Re-published with permission from Shara Lawrence-Weiss (owner of Mommy Perks) Many times, people think of “traditions” (or rituals) as a religious topic. It certainly can be but traditions don’t need to be religiously based at all. In fact, most of … Continue reading
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That’s What Christmas (and Thanksgiving) Is All About, Charlie Brown
If you ask anybody what their two favorite holidays are, chances are that either Thanksgiving or Christmas will be the first words out of their mouths. I have to admit that Thanksgiving and Christmas are my absolute favorite holidays, followed … Continue reading
A God Who Doesn’t Care?
This article reflects the personal viewpoint of Awe in Autism cofounder and president Deborah French, and not necessarily that of the Awe in Autism administration or Board. Awe in Autism is a not-for-profit organization aimed at supporting and promoting individuals … Continue reading
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Stand in Awe of Autism, Read THIS!!!
Hey guys, just a quick note to remind EVERYBODY and your uncle to go read this amazing post by Deborah French, one of the co-owners of “Awe in Autism.” I’d tell you how this post almost moved me to tears, … Continue reading
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Grandma’s Hands
Grandma, more than ninety years old, sat feebly on the patio bench. She didn’t move, just sat with her head down staring at her hands. When I sat down beside her she didn’t acknowledge my presence, and the longer I … Continue reading
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True Duck Story
This is a true story that we can all identify with. Seems there are some very nice people in SAN ANTONIO. A True Duck Story from San Antonio, Texas Something really cute happened in downtown San Antonio this week. Michael … Continue reading
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