Raising Men, One Lawn at a Time #WATWB
Children love to help out, to feel valued, and to belong. They are eager volunteers, but there are surprisingly few meaningful opportunities for them to help out in their communities. Raising Men Lawn Care Service seeks to change that.
mowing the lawn, raising men, raising women, volunteers, watwb, youth
Notre Dame #AtoZChallenge #WATWB
Morning brought shock, sadness, but a glimmer of hope. The two bell towers still stood.
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Lovely #AtoZChallenge #WATWB
Here’s how one Texas art teacher encouraged her young students, ages 3 to 11, to express their creativity.
On Writing, Visual Perspectives
Art & a Sense of Humor #WATWB
The biggest threat to creativity isn’t rejection from publishers, readers, or art critics.
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Hero Tammie Jo Shults Earned Those Wings (a #WATWB Post)
She’s the kind of hero we hope and pray we never need and don’t like to think about needing while traveling in a tin can with wings, 35,000 feet above the planet. But to anyone who doubts that a woman has what it takes to fly a fighter jet or a commercial airliner, or who […]
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The Kind of Hero We Need (a #WATWB Post)
No Time to Waffle I’m convinced that nothing good happens in the wee hours of the morning, and it’s not proper to leave the house before coffee’s brewed and in the cup. But it’s not that simple: In those early morning hours, sleepy cities start to stir; babies are born; darkness gives way to dawn, […]
Always Look for the Helpers
I’m proud to live in Houston, Texas, and have never been more proud than now, in the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey. For over a week, the world watched images of the devastating Category 4 hurricane and the slow, drenching rains of “Biblical proportions” that engulfed our part of the state, covering large parts of it […]
