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12/22/2018 0 Comments My Christmas Eve...I often find myself in a reflective space this time of year. Looking back on the things I've accomplished, attempted to do. The people I have come in contact with, and how I've treated them. And, I find myself wishing I could've done more, always... This morning, on this Christmas Eve Eve Eve (thank you Eloise), I found this story as told by the California Highway Patrol, an adaptation of Retired Ohio State Trooper Bob Welch's poem, 'My Christmas Eve'. {even as I am typing this post, I am tearing up} This story, speaks for itself, should you watch the entire 5 minute video. But I have to say this in addition to the video. Kindness matters. No matter how big or small, every act of kindness counts with them all. Thank you, CHP, for allowing us all to enjoy this story... AND, for continuing, as with all your brothers and sisters in Blue, to be there to help us out of a dark place! From the CHP... "There are some stories that truly speak to the heart and retired Ohio State Trooper Bob Welsh’s touching poem, “My Christmas Eve”, is certainly one of them. With his permission, we had the honor of recreating his poem (original can be found here- https://chp.click/bobwelsh). Mr. Welsh’s poem represents our mission to provide the highest level of Safety, Service, and Security to those we serve. This is something which is truly shared by every member of public service, no matter the patch, badge, uniform, or job description. The opportunity to serve the people of California is the greatest of gifts and this poem is a great reminder to us all that even the smallest gesture or action can have a positive impact on those around us. The underlying message of this poem brings to light how impaired driving can impact not only your life, but the lives of those who love you. We urge you to never drive impaired. Please have a plan in place to get home safely before you celebrate this holiday season. While this video was produced internally, entirely by CHP employees, we could not have done it without the help of many people and wish to extend our gratitude to: Bob Welsh, CHP - Truckee, Michael A. Del Puppo, the CHP Museum, Loch Leven Lodge, Jax At The Tracks, Milne Towing Services, Cal-Nevada Towing, Michael Bittner, Mr. and Mrs. Calcutt, Mr. and Mrs. Wayland, and Mr. and Mrs. Ball. More of Bob Welsh's poems can be found at www.BobWelsh.com"  Does it take effort? Well, yes, yes it does but it takes effort to put real pants on in August too and well thank goodness you do that. Is it necessary (FYI so are pants)? Yes!
Teachers, band directors and coaches are stretched thin and unfortunately they do not have unlimited resources and certainly not here in Massachusetts! 🤐 Let me help your families lessen the burden of fees 😢 and bands/teams/groups get the equipment they need to help their students perform at their best. I’m here to help with your fundraising needs. No group is too small or too big.And as Bryan put it, help you navigate the pitfalls of fundraising! If you trust me please recommend me to friends and loved ones. I will be forever grateful. It’s who you know! Good references go a long way 8/12/2018 0 Comments Spinning Wheels Don’t mistake activity for productivity. More progress doesn’t equate to more busy. You can be doing lots of stuff and be working really hard and still be spinning your wheels. Be diligent to prioritize the things that matter most.
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