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Wednesday, December 31, 2008
Share the Love
Networking, don't you just love it?! I get excited when someone shares a really cool product with me so I thought I would share something really cool with you. I recently got connected with a company that takes your photo files and creates an upbeat video, somewhat like a movie trailer. Use this service to create a family video from shots you took on Christmas morning or use them to enhance your business advertising. I personally plan on using this service as an added feature for my photography clients. My seniors are going to love showing their personal video trailer during their graduation party.
Sunday, December 7, 2008
Make A Difference
It is Sunday evening and I am sitting in the San Antonio airport waiting for my flight back to Boise. I have been gone for ten days and am anxious to go home. In the past several days I have been blessed to be able to spend time with my son and daughter-in-law living in San Antonio, Texas, and to watch my daughter play in the NAIA National Volleyball tournament in Sioux City, Iowa. Both legs of my trip were fantastic and helped to fill that motherly void that often comes with empty nester's.
Last Sunday while in San Antonio I visited my son's church, BRCC (www.brcc.net). What a wonderful experience! Brcc has a great ministry, great music, and provides very thought provoking messages. The pastor mentioned something that really stuck with me: You can't change the world on your own, but you can help make a significant difference in one person's life.
Being the romantic, idealist that I am, I imagine that this quest might be dramatic and profound, as if the ground will shake in recognition of my unselfish deed. But I am guessing the difference I hope to make in someone's life will be subtle, maybe even unspoken. Maybe this difference will be through my photography, or my teaching. Maybe it will be during my trip the grocery store or to some stranger I meet during my travels.
If each of us share our talent, our kindness, or something as simple as our time, just think of what an impact this could have on our world. Think of what a difference this could make to someONE. So, I challenge US to be that someone who makes a difference.
Last Sunday while in San Antonio I visited my son's church, BRCC (www.brcc.net). What a wonderful experience! Brcc has a great ministry, great music, and provides very thought provoking messages. The pastor mentioned something that really stuck with me: You can't change the world on your own, but you can help make a significant difference in one person's life.
Being the romantic, idealist that I am, I imagine that this quest might be dramatic and profound, as if the ground will shake in recognition of my unselfish deed. But I am guessing the difference I hope to make in someone's life will be subtle, maybe even unspoken. Maybe this difference will be through my photography, or my teaching. Maybe it will be during my trip the grocery store or to some stranger I meet during my travels.
If each of us share our talent, our kindness, or something as simple as our time, just think of what an impact this could have on our world. Think of what a difference this could make to someONE. So, I challenge US to be that someone who makes a difference.
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