The defining moment in my life that shifted the way I was thinking...and brought me to ubuntu.
Great question. Tough to answer.
In the sense of living and breathing and working and playing.
I just wanted to take a moment, since I just put this blog up, to send a warm shout-out to those contributors to my trip. You have absolutely affected my life!
"Treat people as if they were what they ought to be and you help them to become what they are capable of being." ~ Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
Thank you from the bottom of my heart:
Cousin Rick & Hodges family - you guys are the best! It's been awhile, but time obviously is no factor for family support.
Brenden Dreger - your one of my best friends buddy. Thanks for all the support...
"Uncle" Barry & "Aunt" Debbie - Hope my email said it all! Thank you!
Auntie Stella & Uncle Norm - Even from down in Florida you two are still finding ways to make me smile my brightest. I love you guys!
Cousin Murray & Brenda (and the girls!) - This is Dr. Goop saying thank you so much! The encouragement is amazing!
Glen & Karen McKinnon - You've always have held a special place in my heart, since we first moved to Virden and met. A huge hug and thank you to both of you.
Uncle Gerry, Auntie Brenda, Katie & Kyra - I wish I could be there too hug all of you...thank you thank you thank you you guys. For the constant support - even when it's not Africa..
And my amazing Gramma who started this all off. I love you a million times for being one of THE most amazingly strong and always inspirational females I know.
Okay I'm starting to get teary and I'm not trying to give an acceptance speech here, I just think that everyone should now how much I appreciate what you've done... I will quickly say to my immediate fam - ma, pa, pang & kev, jeffery & lord gregory...you guys do more for me everyday by loving me than I could ever ask! Thanks for just always being there!
And anyone who has talked to me about the trip, said words of encouragement, tried to understand where I'm coming from...I love you!
"Taking an interest in what others are thinking and doing is often a much more powerful form of encouragement than praise." Robert Martin
Tons & heaps & scoops of love!
"Treat people as if they were what they ought to be and you help them to become what they are capable of being." ~ Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
Thank you from the bottom of my heart:
Cousin Rick & Hodges family - you guys are the best! It's been awhile, but time obviously is no factor for family support.
Brenden Dreger - your one of my best friends buddy. Thanks for all the support...
"Uncle" Barry & "Aunt" Debbie - Hope my email said it all! Thank you!
Auntie Stella & Uncle Norm - Even from down in Florida you two are still finding ways to make me smile my brightest. I love you guys!
Cousin Murray & Brenda (and the girls!) - This is Dr. Goop saying thank you so much! The encouragement is amazing!
Glen & Karen McKinnon - You've always have held a special place in my heart, since we first moved to Virden and met. A huge hug and thank you to both of you.
Uncle Gerry, Auntie Brenda, Katie & Kyra - I wish I could be there too hug all of you...thank you thank you thank you you guys. For the constant support - even when it's not Africa..
And my amazing Gramma who started this all off. I love you a million times for being one of THE most amazingly strong and always inspirational females I know.
Okay I'm starting to get teary and I'm not trying to give an acceptance speech here, I just think that everyone should now how much I appreciate what you've done... I will quickly say to my immediate fam - ma, pa, pang & kev, jeffery & lord gregory...you guys do more for me everyday by loving me than I could ever ask! Thanks for just always being there!
And anyone who has talked to me about the trip, said words of encouragement, tried to understand where I'm coming from...I love you!
"Taking an interest in what others are thinking and doing is often a much more powerful form of encouragement than praise." Robert Martin
Tons & heaps & scoops of love!
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