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So I was watching the news yesterday, waiting for Judge Judy to start recording on my TiVo when a segment on my Fox QC caught my attention. It featured injured military veterans, trading their wheelchairs for skis. The program was part of the "All can ski" event at San Antonio Texas's Sea World.
"We all have choices in life; we can either feel sorry for ourselves or move on," said one participant.
Hello again~
Not long ago, I received a letter from a fellow reader and relative. She wrote saying how this long has allowed her to get to know me on a more personal level. She reminded me about how my grandmother once encouraged me to write a book based on my life; the book would be a blessing to other people in my situation. If they could see me now..
I wonder what they'd think
I know this was a short post, but I am just now catching up.
Welcome Back~
Let me begin this post by posing a question. How often do you look at the world , considering those problems of others as important as your own ? As humans, we have a tendency to have blinders when it comes to the world's problems. After all, we are just one person. What can we do?
The truth is, we can do a lot.
Take a look at this article for a prime example of what one person can do.
