Is it too soon to start listening to Christmas music?
Is it too soon to be thinking about the miracle of Christmas?
We have come to know the true meaning of Christmas when we learn to celebrate it all year long.
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Tis The Season?
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Doing What You Can Is Always…
Doing what you can, is always better than doing nothing.
This is one of the greatest lessons we ought to teach ourselves.
Why?
So that we can then demonstrate the life-long lesson to the people around us.
Perhaps this is the first step to world peace: Be the change you wish to see in the world.
Profoundly simple. Simply profound.
Amazingly difficult.
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Give Kids The World Continued
When faced with an opportunity to do good, which is just about every second of every day, what choice do you make? What choice can you make?
We need to lead balanced lives. Doing great things often requires big expenditures of physical and/or emotional labor. And we aren’t always in a time or place to do that.
So what do you do when when faced with tough choices?
If you can’t do great things, do small things with great love.
We can find solace in this.
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Give Kids The World?
Traveling recently in Delta Airline’s first class cabin, there was an empty (very rare) seat next to me and behind me. Cabin door is closed. Cool, extra room, I thought.
Next thing you know, the guy behind me comes up and takes the empty seat next to me, leaving his row empty.
My surprised look prompted his explanation, “There’s a Give Kids The World Child and her Mother that are being upgraded”.
Our plane is headed to Orlando, with all the world-class theme parks. What should I do? What would you do?
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PS. This is post 2,998
The Old Lady Said
Ever meet someone and purposefully strike up a conversation because you just have a feeling they have something to share that will make your day?
It’s not a normal tactic for most people, but I’ve come to relish the opportunities, and create as many of them as possible.
So (today) he says there was an old lady in the nursing home that told him, “Let your words be few, but seasoned with grace”.
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