My 11 year old graduated from grade 6 today.(we didnt have that in the 70’s)
Talk about putting things in perspective-
Teachers quoted Margaret Mead, “A small group of thoughtful people could change the world. Indeed, it’s the only thing that ever has.”
Kids echoed her sentiment with stories about reaching out to one another and, validictorians shared reflections on the year’s theme, “daring to be the change”.
Her grade raised $5,000.00 for a water purification system outside a village school in Ethiopia………..
There were awards for good citizenship, amongst the usual culprits- arts, math, french, writing and sportsmanship, which my daughter won.
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It gave me some good perspective on teachers and adults I know who raise funds for good causes. The gratification, the gratitude and the recogition all feed each other, what an amazing and productive cycle, because the end result is “HELPING OTHERS” ( yes, yes – I am stating the obvious)
There’s a book on my book shelf called Business and Buddha. DOING WELL BY DOING GOOD. (I have had it, unread for a year)
I am finally compelled to read it……….stay tuned…………but give me a few blogs
Happy Friday
CJ
