Share the Hope with Children's Healthcare of Atlanta
Want to know a way you can give a child something for free? And you don't have to live in Atlanta to do it.
Write a little note to a sick child. IT IS SO EASY!
Love and remember
Sandie
Thursday, November 29, 2012
Share the Hope with Children's Healthcare of Atlanta
Share the Hope with Children's Healthcare of Atlanta
Want to know a way you can give a child something for free? And you don't have to live in Atlanta to do it.
Write a little note to a sick child. IT IS SO EASY!
Love and remember
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
What a nice thing to share...
ReplyDeletei love that flat, made me LOL twice. and that lack of passion quote is one i need to memorize and say a few times a day
ReplyDeleteA wonderful, wonderful way to share. God bless you, my friend!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea, thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteWhen my children were young we always sent cards to the old folks in nursing homes and went to sing Christmas carols there every year too. There are so may ways to bring a little cheer to others. You have given a nice reminder there today to remember others.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! I'm passing this along to IRL friends too.
ReplyDeleteDone it!
ReplyDeleteAwww shucks, how Christmassy,snow falling as as I started reading, there came Santa! CUTE!
Love from The upper end of Florida's Trunpike.
Isn't that sweet...
ReplyDeletebut you know, I thought it meant a real note, on real note paper, and sent through the real mail. -sigh-
Great idea! Love the joke....cute!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea, I am sharing! Thanks for your visit and comment on my blog!
ReplyDeleteLack of passion is fatal! CC; my blog is 'on hold' until I decide what to do; they are asking for $ as I have met their picaso photo hosting limit.
ReplyDeletelg :-)
Hi Sandie...I sent a message right away. What a nice idea. Thanks for doing that!
ReplyDeleteHilarious flat tire Santa joke. Poor tire!
Take care and I hope you have a terrific day! Susan
Sandie I think this is awesome! You are so giving my friend! Big hugs! Oh and the Santa flying across the screen just made my day!!!
ReplyDeletelove you,
Linda
what a wonderful idea, Sandie. Thanks for passing this along.
ReplyDeleteI shall do this, Sandie!! Thanks for telling us about it!!!
ReplyDeletebetty
Sandie! that's fun! what a great idea. I sent my wishes and hopes off into cyberspace.
ReplyDeleteI love the Christmas lights on the top. so festive....
So you think my clouds were the Yin and Yang of the sky, huh? fun!!!
Well I guess that's a way to look at it.
You give me so many words for my "wall of inspiration". Thank you.
ReplyDeleteEach of us will be writing a letter! Wonderful idea! Thanks for passing this on Sandie. :)
Hugs,
Marie
You give me so many words for my "wall of inspiration". Thank you.
ReplyDeleteEach of us will be writing a letter! Wonderful idea! Thanks for passing this on Sandie. :)
Hugs,
Marie
Yes, cards mean a lot. It's a good idea. We send adult friends a lot via Internet but the kids love mail to open, especially the ones in the hospitals, etc.
ReplyDeleteHave nice day, Sandie.
..
that card is adorable!
ReplyDeleteReminds me of when my daughter was young, they used to dance at the nursing homes.
ReplyDeleteLove the card!
A flat ha ha. Great way to share! Hope you have a great day.
ReplyDeleteThat's a great way to do something! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea! Love the flat!
ReplyDelete*hugs*deb
That is a fabulous idea. Easy and affordable.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely way to share. I like your new blog layout with santa 'flying' by. Big hugs x
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful idea ... I've bookmarked that page ... I will have the Ts tomorrow, and I think that each one of them can send a message of hope!
ReplyDeleteOh what a great thing to do Sandie!! I love that idea.
ReplyDeletethank you for sharing this. I do this for our troops also.
ReplyDeleteCute little Christmas 'doodlies' on your blog. I will change my blog to a Christmas one on the 1st.
ReplyDeleteGreat place to share the love of Christmas, Sandie. Sick children would appreciate it!!!
Thanks for the great idea.
Hugs,
Betsy
A simple thing to bring such pleasure to a child. Wonderful thought.
ReplyDeleteSorry I missed so many entries, but am about to read them all.
I'll catch up too.
BlessingsSandie
That quote is so true. I like the lights.
ReplyDeleteI like the idea....and you can also add to the list, writing to an elderly one who may be hospitalized or alone in some nursing care.
ReplyDeleteDefinitely something we can all do!
ReplyDeleteThis is the time of year full of opportunities to reach out and cheer up someone or help with their needs...this is a really good idea...:) Your blog is adorable....
ReplyDeleteHaa...aa the trouble with reindeer!
ReplyDeleteHaa...aa the trouble with reindeer!
ReplyDelete