If you assigned a seat to each turkey, Deb Hartley has helped round up leading the PC Turkey Drive for 20 years; you’d fill Eccles Stadium. That’s 45,000 turkeys – plus fixings and other groceries to serve needy families, veterans, and busy first responders. “It shows the generosity of the people of Park City,” she says. “I am blown away by the support year after year.”
Just when you think Spring is here…here comes the snow again.
We can see this in our neurodiverse children as young as toddlers who are perhaps out of sync with the playgroup or classroom setting. If everyone fit neatly in a box how boring would that be? Yet for those who color outside the lines, standardized living can be a challenge. And it never stops being so.
If you’ve ever been to a wedding you have likely heard this familiar passage: Love is patient, Love is kind. A good exercise to ground (or humble) yourself is to put your first name into the place of “Love” and read the entire passage like that.
As a special needs parent, I sometimes get derailed, impatient, or just plain exhausted. This happens to me in times when I’m more aware of transitions, endings, and new beginnings.
My mantra comes at the conclusion of this famous passage: Love bears all things, believes all things, hopes all things.
Can we do that too? Chose to bear, believe, and hope for a bright future and set your heart on co-creating this with your loved ones because love never ends!
Thank you for helping us achieve our goals and know we celebrate the goals and milestones you and your loved ones are reaching.
Together we will create a stronger, more supportive community.
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