All Of Us Have Special Ones Who

If You Like To Make Things Out Of Wood, Or Sew, Or Dance, Or Style People's Hair, Or Dream Up Stories And Act Them Out, Or Play The Trumpet, Or Jump Rope, Or Whatever You Really Love To Do, And You Love That In Front Of Your Children, That's Going To Be A Far More Important Gift Than Anything You Could Ever Give Them Wrapped Up In A Box With Ribbons.

Discovering The Truth About Ourselves Is A Lifetime’s Work, But It’s Worth The Effort.

I Feel That The Real Drama Of Life Is Never Center Stage, It's Always In The Wings. It's Never With The Spotlight On, It's Usually Something That You Don't Expect At All.

What's Been Important In My Understanding Of Myself And Others Is The Fact That Each One Of Us Is So Much More Than Any One Thing. A Sick Child Is Much More Than His Or Her Sickness. A Person With A Disability Is Much, Much More Than A Handicap. A Pediatrician Is More Than A Medical Doctor. You're Much More Than Your Job Description Or Your Age Or Your Income Or Your Output.

Transitions Are Almost Always Signs Of Growth, But They Can Bring Feelings Of Loss. To Get Somewhere New, We May Have To Leave Somewhere Else Behind.