13 April 2008
who you are makes a difference to me
After you watch the video be sure to read what's written at the end of the movie.
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After you watch the video be sure to read what's written at the end of the movie.
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After you watch the video be sure to read what's written at the end of the movie.
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5 comments:
Okay, I'm in tears. But the message about words is a focus of my reflection of this week. You'll see once I get the words out of my head and into the computer.
Wow that was really touching. I actually started crying at the boss and his son. It was a very powerful video and made a impact on me.
Thank you for sharing this very powerful video. I am so overwhelmed right now and in tears. I commend that teacher who started this chain. It is a message that we should continue to send out and perhaps practice what she did in hope of touching someone. The statistics although scary should be a wake up call to all of us, and as a parent I plan to try better and be more aware when I speak to my children and as for when I become a teacher, I would try and hope to make a difference as the teacher in the video did.
I agree, it was a very touching video, I had read this story in a book so as soon as they started talking about the ribbons I began to tear up because I knew what was going to happen.
I agree that we should continue to send this out so other people are aware that they do make a difference.
That was a great video with a very powerful and touching, heart-felt message about recognition. What a great, simple way of telling someone you value and care for them!
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