Apparently I have selective memory when it comes to the excitement that comes when you are 14 and you score the pair of shoes that you've been wanting "for-ev-er." I found some Nike Airforce 1 Shoes at The Nike Store and Brittnee HAD to have them. She begged. She pleaded. And I gave in. Only thing is she refuses to walk normal in them. She's so afraid of a "getting a crease" in them that she walks with straight legs. There have been many threats of me throwing them away if she won't walk normally. She still walks with her "I'm so not getting creases in my shoes" gait. I give up....She was strong enough to chase the, "happily ever after," and smart enough to know that, sometimes, stopping to enjoy the "happily right now" was pretty good too... Here you will find highlights of my life. My crazy little thing called life...
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Thursday, April 1, 2010
Coveting shoes and meeting Megan
Apparently I have selective memory when it comes to the excitement that comes when you are 14 and you score the pair of shoes that you've been wanting "for-ev-er." I found some Nike Airforce 1 Shoes at The Nike Store and Brittnee HAD to have them. She begged. She pleaded. And I gave in. Only thing is she refuses to walk normal in them. She's so afraid of a "getting a crease" in them that she walks with straight legs. There have been many threats of me throwing them away if she won't walk normally. She still walks with her "I'm so not getting creases in my shoes" gait. I give up.
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Friday, September 25, 2009
A night with Sir Excellency, President Kagame of Rwanda
I had the amazing opportunity to attend a civil forum at my Church tonight. The President of Rwanda, Paul Kagame, spoke on the transformational power of reconciliation and how it reunified the Rwandan people after the genocide (where 1 million people were murdered in 100 days) of 1994.
Dr. Miroslav Volf, a Yale professor and Croatia born was also a featured guest. Both President Kagame and Dr. Volf share the common belief that forgiveness is essential in the face of injustice and mandatory in order to rebuild a nation.
International students (many from Rwanda) began the program by singing and dancing.
President Kagame, Pastor Rick Warren and Professor Volf
President Kagame was awarded The International Medal of Peace by Pastor Rick. He was commended for his dedication sacrifices, leadership and fight to end poverty and disease and for efforts for economic development.It was an educational and inspiring night!
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