Showing posts with label Gratitude. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Gratitude. Show all posts

Friday, October 17, 2008

WALK FOR LUPUS NOW TOMORROW!

So, as previously mention, the Walk For Lupus Now is set to tomorrow morning 9am in Exposition Park in LA: Christmas Tree Lane Entrance at West 39th Street and South Figueroa Street 90037. I've currently raised $905 and am close on achieving my fund raising goal of $1000. I have some last minute cash donations that should put me over my limit. I'd like to take this time to publicly thank all of my donors (listed in alphabetical order). Thank you for all you do:

Andrea Hales
Annette Packer
Brenda Ramirez
Cathy Duffy
Clare Steedman
X P
Douglas Dumont
Elesa Hagberg
Elizabeth Decola
Emma Lynn
Gavin Abercrombie
Jun Wang
Lane Stilson
Maleina Paxman
Nacolynn Begay
Nila Bair
Ryan Booth
Sarah-Dawn Smith
Sharon Wallin
Shirley Begay
Spencer Melvin
Tanni Tronsen
Vanezza Chunmuang
Wesley Varghese
Yvonne Louis
Ziba Farzaneh

Well, guys...thank you so much for your love and support! I can't say how much it means to me and all those who suffer/have suffered from this disease. Donations are still being accept, so follow the link to my personal donation page here. Thank you once again for all your support! We're gonna have a blast tomorrow. I'm excited to walk and make a difference :) I'll be sure to post pics!

Ahe'hee,

Nacolynn :)

Tuesday, September 30, 2008

Walk For Lupus Now, 2007

So last year was Troop ET's (ET for Eme Te'o) first year participating in the Lupus Walk.  It was held in Long Beach last year and we walk from the Queen Mary to the Aquarium. They had booths set up and a little "exercise warm up" prior to the walk. Here is a video of the warm up:
Support your local walker here.

Monday, May 26, 2008

Memorial Day

I realized today how greatful I am for:

  • Soldiers who have fought in the miltary, and especiallly those whom have died for the cause; for their bravery and willingness to serve so many who don't appreciate their service and whom they've never yet.
  • For a country who still believes that "In God We Trust."
  • FREEDOM
  • The older, more patriotic generation for reminding us younger generation how important it is to have pride in our country and honor in our flag.
  • Those who care to visit the grave sites of loved ones past and take care in cleaning the headstones and replacing the flowers.
  • Avon, for being so loving and accepting of others and for leaving a legacy behind of patriotism and fun a vividness for life.

Thank you for your service from the WWI to our soldiers who are currently serving. AHE'HEE and Happy Memorial Day!