Funny how one thing can lead to another.......I was checking out FB this morning and came upon a video post from my friend, Lynn Jankowski. It shows a comedian who is talking to some middle school students about bullying, and how one solution would be to teach compassion and love. 

During his presentation, he used a quote from Helen Keller which I found inspiring. So I 'googled' the quote and came across a blog posted back in 2012 by Kahuna-pule Kimo called, 'If I had No Vision'. (See the blog here) - which was also inspiring.
Below is an excerpt from this post.
"An interviewer once made the comment to the blind Helen Keller, “Ms. Keller, it must be hard being blind.” Her response was a revelation: “It would be if I had no Vision because we really see with our hearts.”
Thanks to Kahuna-pule Kimo, I am going to look for more things to appreciate today.
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