Showing posts with label Inspirational. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Inspirational. Show all posts

May 30, 2012

Inspiring Runner

I saw this video on MSN today. It's about a boy named Matt who has spastic cerebral palsy. He wanted to run his own personal marathon at his school's field day, even though he was given the option to sit out. He slowed down halfway though, but with the support and kindness of his coach and classmates, he finished the marathon! 

Way to go Matt!


This reminds me of all of my special education students, who inspire me everyday with their happy smiling faces and positive outlook despite their disabilities. 

I hope we can all take the time to look outside of ourselves and brighten someones day!

December 24, 2011

Merry Christmas!


This is a cute video that is a reminder of what CHRISTmas is all about.

Merry Christmas!

November 8, 2011

How Great Thou Art

I LOVE this song! Carrie sang it beautifully....gave me the chills!

Enjoy!

September 11, 2011

We Will Never Forget

I'm so grateful on this day of remembrance to be an American. I'm thankful to live in a land of freedom and opportunity. I have been so touched by all the stories I have heard in the last few days.

I was able to go to ground zero in 2008. I didn't get to see much as it was all blocked off. There was a lot of construction still going on. It had such a sad feeling about it. I knew I was on hallowed ground. This was the best shot I could get.

I looked up and saw this flag. I couldn't take my eyes away from it. I found it very touching and it was such a reminder of all that happened that day. At the same time, it is symbolizes that through it all we are still standing and fighting together.


I'm so grateful to all those that have and do sacrifice their time and even their lives for our country. I have so much respect for those that so selflessly helped on that day. They are and always will be heroes. To all those that lost their lives that day. We will never forget!

 I love this picture. They set up 2,753 empty chairs for each life lost in New York on 9/11.

I'm thankful to my Heavenly Father for allowing me to live in such a great country. I'm proud to be an American!

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