Last Friday I was fortunate enough to spend an hour with two people that I have been blessed to know. I've only seen Teya a handful of times over the last five years but have watched her development with inspiration in my heart and a lump in my throat. Now she is a teenager filled with love, compassion, humour, sarcasm and a continual drive to achieve.
Her mother Jeanette has more on her plate than any of us can imagine. But as she has taught me, the higher your obstacles and challenges, the more opportunity you have for victory and success, both big and small.
For those who haven't met Teya...
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I am often accused of being an eternal optimist. I actually take it as a compliment. The intention of this blog will be to share the GOOD things that are happening in our world and try to stay clear of negativity and judgment. I'm hoping you choose to follow along and that this site will help put a smile on your faces and the positivity will manifest into your lives. The best part of being an eternal optimist is that your optimism...is eternal.
Showing posts with label children. Show all posts
Showing posts with label children. Show all posts
Sunday, March 28, 2010
Tuesday, March 23, 2010
Tears Of Joy
The one thing all warring countries seem to have in common...is the love for their children. I can't help but think that if we could ALL tap into the emotion of this video, nobody would ever pick up a gun again.
Enjoy!
Enjoy!
Monday, March 1, 2010
Another Reason To Be Proud
Coming off a VERY successful showing at the 2010 Winter Olympics, it's easy to be proud of our country and our athletes. It's also easy to erase the division of borders and appreciate ALL the athletes from all the countries who dedicated themselves to personal bests.
This morning I discovered another reason to not only be proud of the country I live in, but part of a compassionate world.
This is the French Canadian charity "Clowns Without Borders" helping to put smiles back on the faces of the children of Haiti.
Enjoy.
This morning I discovered another reason to not only be proud of the country I live in, but part of a compassionate world.
This is the French Canadian charity "Clowns Without Borders" helping to put smiles back on the faces of the children of Haiti.
Enjoy.
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