I have been familar to an extent about Give Kid the World (GKTW). It is very similar to the Make a Wish Foundation. My cousin's son had the Make a Wish wish granted, so when I saw this challenge that the GKTW has going on this weekend, I definitely was going to participate.
The challenge is the "Power of 10". "10,000 People asking 10 friends to donate $10. That's $1 Million to help children with life threatening illness' to visit the most magical place on earth!"
I have challenged my friends to this challenge. Would love to see them step up. I know a few are living tightly from check to check. I'm doing the same thing right now myself, but there are times when something small can be so big. I did the text DISGKTW to 50555 and $10 is going to be charged to my next phone bill. Not even directly out of your pocket. Skip the 2-3 overpriced cups of coffee, skip the lunch for a day or two that you buy and bring lunch instead, etc.
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Sunday, January 30, 2011
Monday, December 20, 2010
Holiday Tradition Continues
This past weekend, my mom and I continued our annual weekend trip to Disney. We missed last year because of my car accident and her incident. This year, my sister was able to come and join us. We saw the Candlelight Processional, the Osbourne lights and the Dreamlights on the castle. The castle was stunning as always and the fog made it even more of a delight... including when the fog caused the castle to disappear from sight.
For the Candlelight Processional, we had lunch at San Angel Inn (something I can check off). Not somewhere I would normally pick to eat at, but was very nice. The narrator we had was Thomas Gibson, from "Darma and Greg" and "Criminal Minds". He read very well.
The last thing we did was go to the Grand Floridian to see the Gingerbread house. We had some photos taken there which I need to take a look at. They will be very special to us.
For the Candlelight Processional, we had lunch at San Angel Inn (something I can check off). Not somewhere I would normally pick to eat at, but was very nice. The narrator we had was Thomas Gibson, from "Darma and Greg" and "Criminal Minds". He read very well.
The last thing we did was go to the Grand Floridian to see the Gingerbread house. We had some photos taken there which I need to take a look at. They will be very special to us.
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