Hey all. I've been reading up a storm. Eyes still intact.
Since Friday I've been thinking and reading about the teachers and children of Newtown. All that potential we will never know. All that difference the teachers were making to the children in their lives. All that difference the children were making in to those around them. And who knows what more they might have accomplished, other lives they would have influenced, the potential they had. That is lost to us now. But what is not is what we can do when we step out into the world today and all the days from now on. Many of you already make a difference and for that I more appreciative than ever. From today on I want to make even more of difference and be more aware of that difference I can make, especially in the lives of children.
Hugs and love to you all.
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I love this, Deb. Thank you for reminding me how crucial it is to "make a difference."
ReplyDeleteAmen. The shooting is heart-breaking, and a wake-up call. Make your moments--and your influence--count.
ReplyDeleteMuch luck with your writing.
Good thoughts, Deb. this tragedy gives us pause to reflect and reset.
ReplyDeleteSo well said, Deb. As we race around in our lives, we need to remember what's important and to make a difference.
ReplyDeletehugs back to you! we all need them this week.
ReplyDeleteHugs for you, Deb.
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