Heya,
We all have different experiences in life and that’s what makes us unique. We can learn from eachother and build eachother up.
The most important thing for you to remember is putting yourself first. I find this very difficult. If you do everything for others you will burn yourself out and not be able to do anything. Take time to do what YOU want.
Take care,
Dolphin xx
Hi,
I have got back into reading lately and would like some recommendations.
What is your favourite book or author?
Let me know in the comments below and I shall have a read.
Thanks,
Take care,
Dolphin xx
Hiya,
The following quote was in my inbox and I agree with it.
You are never too old to set another goal or to dream a new dream.
C. S. Lewis – 1898-1963, Novelist
Take care,
Dolphin xx
This is very true. Take care, Dolphin xx
There has been recent discussion on what appropriate penalties should be for people using blue parking badges fraudulently. But, argues Helen Dolphin, the answer lies in policing and enforcement rather than stronger punishment.
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Hi,
This always makes me giggle.
Have a good day.
Take care,
Dolphin xx
Hi,
Earlier I asked a friend to write something about disability and this is what she came up with.
Disability
Attitudes towards disability are changing. There was a time when people with disability were stigmatised and although some undesirable opinions remain, we no longer look at disabled people in a negative light. This is thanks in part to its positive image on television in recent years. The Superhumans Show, the ‘Yes I Can’ advert for the Paralympics and the Paralympics themselves have shown us what everyday disabled people can achieve if they are determined enough. Every disabled person is superhuman, having to work that much harder than those without a disability, just to get to the same result and yet they do this day in day out putting the able bodied to shame. So many people this year have said that although they loved the Olympics it was the Paralympics that really inspired them. Any gold medal winner is inspiring but every single Paralympian is inspiring. They inspire those with disabilities and those without. Living with a disability can be a struggle and so all disabled people deserve respect for what they achieve. In just a few short years the view of disability, particularly in the media, has become so much more positive and this is filtering down to all areas of life. How much more can we accomplish in the next few years?
What do you think leave a comment below.
Take care,
Dolphin xx
This is lovely to read.
Take care,
Dolphin xx
Hey,
Today’s word is exciting because it brings so many new chances.
There are so many benefits as I volunteer as a Rainbows and Senior Section leader. I am planning on helping at the CAB and may even become a Magistrate.
There is such a lovely feeling when you help another person, a satisfaction that you have enriched their lives.
Both my roles within Rainbows and Seniors are great fun and have taught me a lot. Organisation, planning, leading activities are all fun but can sometimes be a bit of a challenge.
It is a great way to get out and meet new people, experience this world and have an adventure.
Are you a volunteer? If so where? What have you learnt? Leave me a comment below.
Two great places to be a volunteer are listed below have a little look.
Whizz Kidz
Over the Wall
Find somewhere, give it a go what do you think?
Take care,
Dolphin xx
Volunteer
Hi,
I found the following quote and thought I would share as I agree.
“It’s breaking down those barriers about your disability.”
It should not stop you from achieving your dreams.
Take care,
Dolphin xx
Hi,
Recently I was reading JK Rowling’s biography and loved the following passage.
“Being so moved by Natalie and her life struggles and devotion to Harry Potter that she decided to honour the girl she had never met by writing her in to a passage of Harry Potter and the goblit of Fire of 159 sorting hat sends 1st year student Natalie McDonald to Harry’s Griffindor house.”
Take care,
Dolphin xx
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