This document contains responses from multiple individuals describing what they are thankful for. Common themes of gratitude expressed include health, family, friends, supportive work environments, opportunities in Canada, and faith or spiritual beliefs.
This month's edition of the Navigator, Xavier's official monthly newsletter, is filled with important information as we continue celebrating 20 years of God's grace! Here's what's covered in this issue:
-President's Corner: Working on a Dream
-Principal Update: New Beginnings
-2018-2019 Xavier Board of Education/Dates to Note
-2018 Parish Appeal
-Honor Roll (2017-2018 Second Semester)
-Campus Ministry Update
-XCEED Wrap-Up
-Counseling Update: Ten Reasons Teenagers are More Anxious Than Ever
-Health Update: Sleep, It Does a Body Good!
-Blood Drive Coming Soon
-New Band Uniforms
-Dancing with the Saints Preview
-Booster Club Update
-Homecoming Information
-Campus Improvement Update
-Students & Faculty of the Month
-AND MORE!
This month's edition of the Navigator, Xavier's official monthly newsletter, is filled with important information as we continue celebrating 20 years of God's grace! Here's what's covered in this issue:
-President's Corner: Working on a Dream
-Principal Update: New Beginnings
-2018-2019 Xavier Board of Education/Dates to Note
-2018 Parish Appeal
-Honor Roll (2017-2018 Second Semester)
-Campus Ministry Update
-XCEED Wrap-Up
-Counseling Update: Ten Reasons Teenagers are More Anxious Than Ever
-Health Update: Sleep, It Does a Body Good!
-Blood Drive Coming Soon
-New Band Uniforms
-Dancing with the Saints Preview
-Booster Club Update
-Homecoming Information
-Campus Improvement Update
-Students & Faculty of the Month
-AND MORE!
100 ways to say thank you Part 1. THANK YOU cards.Alina Dashkewitz
If you are lost for words to express your gratitude, this can come of help. Need to send a Thank you card? click through the slides and you will find something that will fit the occasion. This is the first part of a "100 ways to say Thank you" series. There are 30 phrases that can help you express your gratitude without sounding trite.
100 ways to say thank you part 2. THANK YOU cards and expressions. Alina Dashkewitz
Want to express your gratitude to that special someone, but are lost for words? This presentation can come of help. Click through 100 thank you notes and you are sure to find something that will get your ideas running and will help you pen an excellent Thank you letter or card. This is the second past of a “100 ways to say THANK YOU” .
25th Annual Shrimp Boil Tribute to Dr. Dixie MelilloTheRoseHouston
Dr. Dixie Melillo has worked tirelessly for her community as both a physician and an advocate. She was celebrated at the 25th Annual Shrimp Boil which supports The Rose, the nonprofit breast health organization she co-founded with Dorothy Gibbons. This presentation was shown during the festivities on August 2, 2014.
100 ways to express gratitude. THANK YOU cards. Alina Dashkewitz
Looking for a meaningful and non-trite way to show your appreciation to that special someone but are lost for words? This series of slideshows features 100 phrases and expressions to express your gratitude to your colleagues, friends and family in a unique and touching way. Make someone's day by showing how much you appreciate them.
The students made an ebook using the computer programm zooburst.com. The ebook was the presentation of the greek traditional fairy tale "The sun-born princess" for the eTwinning project "Deep to the roots of the world's fairy tales"
This month's edition of the Navigator, Xavier's official monthly newsletter, is filled with important information as we continue celebrating 20 years of God's grace! Here's what's covered in this issue:
-President's Corner: Working on a Dream
-Principal Update: New Beginnings
-2018-2019 Xavier Board of Education/Dates to Note
-2018 Parish Appeal
-Honor Roll (2017-2018 Second Semester)
-Campus Ministry Update
-XCEED Wrap-Up
-Counseling Update: Ten Reasons Teenagers are More Anxious Than Ever
-Health Update: Sleep, It Does a Body Good!
-Blood Drive Coming Soon
-New Band Uniforms
-Dancing with the Saints Preview
-Booster Club Update
-Homecoming Information
-Campus Improvement Update
-Students & Faculty of the Month
-AND MORE!
This month's edition of the Navigator, Xavier's official monthly newsletter, is filled with important information as we continue celebrating 20 years of God's grace! Here's what's covered in this issue:
-President's Corner: Working on a Dream
-Principal Update: New Beginnings
-2018-2019 Xavier Board of Education/Dates to Note
-2018 Parish Appeal
-Honor Roll (2017-2018 Second Semester)
-Campus Ministry Update
-XCEED Wrap-Up
-Counseling Update: Ten Reasons Teenagers are More Anxious Than Ever
-Health Update: Sleep, It Does a Body Good!
-Blood Drive Coming Soon
-New Band Uniforms
-Dancing with the Saints Preview
-Booster Club Update
-Homecoming Information
-Campus Improvement Update
-Students & Faculty of the Month
-AND MORE!
100 ways to say thank you Part 1. THANK YOU cards.Alina Dashkewitz
If you are lost for words to express your gratitude, this can come of help. Need to send a Thank you card? click through the slides and you will find something that will fit the occasion. This is the first part of a "100 ways to say Thank you" series. There are 30 phrases that can help you express your gratitude without sounding trite.
100 ways to say thank you part 2. THANK YOU cards and expressions. Alina Dashkewitz
Want to express your gratitude to that special someone, but are lost for words? This presentation can come of help. Click through 100 thank you notes and you are sure to find something that will get your ideas running and will help you pen an excellent Thank you letter or card. This is the second past of a “100 ways to say THANK YOU” .
25th Annual Shrimp Boil Tribute to Dr. Dixie MelilloTheRoseHouston
Dr. Dixie Melillo has worked tirelessly for her community as both a physician and an advocate. She was celebrated at the 25th Annual Shrimp Boil which supports The Rose, the nonprofit breast health organization she co-founded with Dorothy Gibbons. This presentation was shown during the festivities on August 2, 2014.
100 ways to express gratitude. THANK YOU cards. Alina Dashkewitz
Looking for a meaningful and non-trite way to show your appreciation to that special someone but are lost for words? This series of slideshows features 100 phrases and expressions to express your gratitude to your colleagues, friends and family in a unique and touching way. Make someone's day by showing how much you appreciate them.
The students made an ebook using the computer programm zooburst.com. The ebook was the presentation of the greek traditional fairy tale "The sun-born princess" for the eTwinning project "Deep to the roots of the world's fairy tales"
This is a wonderful story. I actually read this to my 7th graders back in 2004 during an annual reading day we had where the teachers could dress up as characters from the book as they read to the students. I was surprised how much those kids loved it.
A highly visual survey of the many aspects of snakes and snake symbols in the Jewish bible (Old testament). The key role of a snake cult, the snake in the Garden of Eden, the rod of Moses and other topics like Lilith in the Kabbalah are discussed. Religious beliefs are not assumed here.
TMS June 2016 issue
The Mustard Seed is a secular journal of creative faith, begun over 25 years ago in India. It has been passed from editor to editor who has kept it going unbroken, on faith. We self- publish only thanks to contributions from readers. The Mustard Seed is free and available to all, by post and online. We have no sponsors or subscription fees or postage fees, no advertisements.
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Communicating their powerful stories: Strategies for helping under-represente...Rebecca Joseph
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The Event That Change my LifeAs a family man I have come t.docxmehek4
The Event That Change my Life
As a family man I have come to appreciate and embrace the peaceful and yet exhilarating moment when I look back to the eventful unfolding throughout my life. It has been a journey of success, failure hardship and light moments. In my early days I had no idea of what being a family man feels like despite the fact that I could see the set up in our family and those of my friend’s, but being the man in the family was a thought that never exist in my mind. Being brought up with an Islamic background, it calls for so much curiosity and the whole concept of marriage is engulfed in mystery especially in one’s tender age. This is because there is a lot of sex segregation as the religion advocates for utmost purity and embraces marriage as holy matrimony that must be observed with caution and respect. In my early years I had no idea of what marriage required. At a tender age, I was customarily engaged to my wife, a girl whom I barely knew but my mom and my sister oversaw the approval process. It is a customary that a wife is identified at an early age and the girl grows up in an upright manner and totally reserved for their husband. My wife was in elementary school by then, she probably had no idea that I was going to be her future husband until later and she had to observe her ways till we got engaged. Marriage was to be the most life changing aspect in my life and little did I know.
Few years ago, back when I was studying English at Kennesaw University, I was just a simple guy with little to show but I worked with determination each day knowing that I was prepared for more. I lived a simple life, I came from a middle-income family and what I could afford was the usual basics of life. College life wasn’t as easy as there was so much to cover in course work.
I was a determined young man so, I had to put some extra work. I remember sitting in my small room and wondering what the future held for me. I knew in the back of my mind that there were many obligations that awaited me. This only pushed me to work hard and to be a self-sufficient man capable of supporting my family and making sure my siblings would look up to someone as their inspiration and role model. I loved reading articles in all the fields but the most thrilling I found to be those of political science and social analysis. The Middle-East is a place of many trades and occurrences as we all know it. I liked to keep my mind focused on my future goals that were highly inclined to the political world.
It’s always the dream of every young mind to achieve great things and become a highly respected personality. I did not expected that I would be married after few weeks of my engagement.I put my mind to financial and image recognition, but the rest was something that crossed my mind when I had too much of free time to myself. This was the time that my dad would cross my mind; he was a responsible man who worked through thick and thin to ensure his family had access ...
In January 2022, we encouraged seniors to share with us about their life in the form of an essay, poem, or drama script.
Many wonderful stories were submitted and shared, our seniors were very grateful to have the chance to look back on their achievements thus far.
This e-book is a compilation of winning entries from our ‘Glimpse of Life 2022’ competition.
We hope you relish reading their life stories as much as we enjoyed organising this event.
“You only live once, but if you do it right, once is enough.” — Mae West
在一月二零二二年,我们鼓励年长者通过散文、诗词或者写剧本的形式与我们分享他们的生活。许多精彩的故事在比赛中被分享,年长者非常感激有机会回顾自己至今的成就。这本电子书收录了我们2022年“生命里的一瞬间“比赛的获奖作品。
我们希望你喜欢阅读他们的生活故事,就像我们喜欢组织这个小型竞赛一样!Mae West报价-“人只能活一次,但如果活得好,一次就够了。”
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What are we thankful for?
1. My two siblings that
have seen me at my best
and at my worst, and
they still love me
anyways.
– Diana
WHAT ARE WE THANKFUL FOR?
2. WHAT ARE WE THANKFUL FOR?
My health because many don’t have
theirs, my family because I wouldn’t be
who I am without them and for those
people in my life who call me their friend...
– Josefa
3. The opportunity to make a daily contribution
to the success of VGH Foundation. Challenges
keep me energized… I saw firsthand how end
of life patients are treated at VGH, which
inspires me to do my best when fundraising
for healthcare excellence for everyone in BC.
– Tamara
WHAT ARE WE THANKFUL FOR?
4. WHAT ARE WE THANKFUL FOR?
I’m so thankful for my health, my home,
and my family.
– Sarah
5. WHAT ARE WE THANKFUL FOR?
My supportive family that allow me to work
a full-time, 12-hour job, go to school on the
side, and involve my children in sports &
religious education. With all the organized
chaos in my life, I am thankful that I can still
fit in a little “me time.”
– Nelia
6. WHAT ARE WE THANKFUL FOR?
The great team I work with at The
Richmond Hospital Surgical day care and
Post anesthetic care unit. We all enjoy our
jobs and have fun caring for awesome
patients and this makes my life enjoyable.
I also have a great and supportive family
to go home to everyday.
– Dixie
7. WHAT ARE WE THANKFUL FOR?
I am thankful for family,
friends, amazing
colleagues and family
with big pooches who
give hugs.
– Laura
8. WHAT ARE WE THANKFUL FOR?
I was in Iran with my family, then we moved
to India and then to Vancouver. It has been
15 years. I am grateful for the fresh air,
clean water, freedom and opportunities
that we all have in Canada. We are growing
and learning every day and we are so
thankful and grateful for it.
– Delnavaz
9. WHAT ARE WE THANKFUL FOR?
I am thankful for my family and friends!
– Jane
10. WHAT ARE WE THANKFUL FOR?
A great boss who is understanding of my
work hours. She devoted her life to this
company and helps our group to be a
better team… What I am most thankful for
is that there is heart here at Pacific Spirit
and many of us extend it to others.
– Deneen
11. WHAT ARE WE THANKFUL FOR?
My family, my true home is waiting for me
in Vancouver… for the faithfulness of God
in providing for me and my daughters and
changing our lives 90 degrees (I am a single
mom). I am faithful that VCH has
confidence in my skills and qualifications
and I have the opportunity to be able to
help others in need.
– Maria
12. WHAT ARE WE THANKFUL FOR?
…After my mom passed away a
few years ago, everything
changed …Life suddenly
became very overwhelming. It
took the strength of my sisters
being there for me and for
each other to be able to get
through it. I am so thankful to
have them in my life.
– Mandie
13. WHAT ARE WE THANKFUL FOR?
The quiet melancholy of the temperate
rain forest this time of year. I love sitting on
my porch swing sheltered form the rain
just watching and listening.
– Olivia
14. WHAT ARE WE THANKFUL FOR?
My family on earth and in heaven. If it
wasn’t for them I would not have learned
all the lessons in life. Also to my patients
of my doctors, they are so kind and
appreciative for all I have done for them
even if it’s just a smile.
– Deneen
15. WHAT ARE WE THANKFUL FOR?
That I have the time and opportunity to be
a volunteer at the Richmond Hospital
where I volunteer as a navigator. I assist so
many various people (so many different
ethnic groups) coming into the hospital and
lead them to where they need to go. By
doing this, I feel I grow and improve myself
to be a better person.
– Crista
16. WHAT ARE WE THANKFUL FOR?
The amazing staff on AMU who are
supportive, helpful, knowledgeable,
approachable and team-oriented. I am
thankful for my career, my colleagues, my
knowledge and learning, my family and
friends, and the wonderful life that I am
fortunate enough to live.
– Hillary
17. WHAT ARE WE THANKFUL FOR?
For having a blessed life and for being able
to stay strong in times of struggle.
– Bernadette
18. WHAT ARE WE THANKFUL FOR?
When I experience challenging times,
I am not seeing clearly, and I forget all
that I have. But I have learned simple
gratitude for my breath. “I am grateful
for my breath. I breathe. I breathe and I
am alive.” I start to count my blessings…
one turns into more and I realize
how much I have.
– Rosemary
19. WHAT ARE WE THANKFUL FOR?
That the tasty Earnest Ice Cream shop
is just a few blocks from the office.
– Maureen
20. WHAT ARE WE THANKFUL FOR?
I am thankful for fuzzy socks, mom’s
homemade chocolate chip rice krispie
squares, chai dates with friends, falling
leaves and my south-facing balcony!
– Zahra
21. WHAT ARE WE THANKFUL FOR?
My faith that keeps me well rounded and
grounded and my young-at-heart patients
who are role models on how I would like
to be like as I grow older each day.
– Karen
22. WHAT ARE WE THANKFUL FOR?
The amazing team at TCU! Our work is
challenging and complex and requires the
dedication of every team member to
ensure that patients are getting the care
they need. I could not do this without the
support our team. Thank you all for
making me laugh and finding the good
moments each and every day.
– Lindsay
23. WHAT ARE WE THANKFUL FOR?
My lovely family, wonderful friends, great
working place, beautiful country, amazing
city, and everything else I have in my life. I
also thank God for not making us go through
any natural disaster whereas in many parts of
the world numerous people are not so lucky
and I pray for their well-being. I am also very
thankful to all humans who do everything in
their power to get along with each other and
bring peace on earth.
– Anju
24. WHAT ARE WE THANKFUL FOR?
I am thankful that we live in the best
country in the world. One in which we
have a safe, conflict-free environment that
allows every Canadian the freedom to
express their individuality and the
opportunity to pursue their dreams.
– Teri
25. WHAT ARE WE THANKFUL FOR?
My family and friends as well as my
frontline nursing colleagues who are
supportive and make it worthwhile coming
to work each day.
– Shereen
26. WHAT ARE WE THANKFUL FOR?
I’m thankful to live in a
beautiful city.
– Michelle
27. WHAT ARE WE THANKFUL FOR?
My two healthy children, my siblings and my
mother who raised me to be independent
and still supports every decision I make. I’m
thankful for every day I wake up in the
morning in good health. I’m thankful for my
employer which allows me to make a living to
support my children, and I’m thankful for the
great co-workers, and superiors…
– Gurpreet
28. WHAT ARE WE THANKFUL FOR?
My two daughters and my grandchildren
as they are the wind beneath my wings. I
am also thankful because I work with older
adults and their caregivers through the
journey with dementia. They inspire me to
do what I love about my career in nursing.
– Kathleen
29. WHAT ARE WE THANKFUL FOR?
I am grateful for so much – my full time
job, my housing, my toddler, my mom
helping with child care, my reliable
vehicle, my great friends!
– Stefanie
30. WHAT ARE WE THANKFUL FOR?
I’m thankful each day that I get to wake up
healthy, in a warm bed, and to a beautiful
family. I’m thankful that I get to take a warm
shower, and then get dressed in clothes I
love, to head to a job that I love, to work
with a team of coworkers who make me
laugh and smile each day…
– Aviva
31. WHAT ARE WE THANKFUL FOR?
My 6 month old
nephew for being
super cute and
chubby!
– Salina
32. WHAT ARE WE THANKFUL FOR?
I am thankful to Dr. Jastrzebski and Dr.
Barbour for their great support during my
diagnosis with kidney disease at VGH.
They are both helpful and supportive
while treating me and getting me back to
being healthy. Thank you to both of them
for everything.
– Carol
33. WHAT ARE WE THANKFUL FOR?
A supportive network of friends and
family, especially during the challenging
moments in life.
– Cynthia
34. WHAT ARE WE THANKFUL FOR?
I am deeply thankful for the support of my
employer, union, medical staff, colleagues,
friends and family during an illness that took me
out of work for two years. I have returned to work
healthier, happier and indeed most grateful for the
privileges and blessings bestowed upon me…
We are all so blessed to not just be alive, but to
live here, in this city, in this country, on this
beautiful planet…
– Susan
35. WHAT ARE WE THANKFUL FOR?
I am thankful for the great life I have. It’s
perfectly imperfect!
– Saranya
36. WHAT ARE WE THANKFUL FOR?
Whenever I start a new book and it’s really
caught my interest. I try to read every type
of book and keep them varied, so I expose
myself to new things. But, that moment
when you know it’s going to be a good
book, that’s the best feeling.
– Candace
37. WHAT ARE WE THANKFUL FOR?
Things I’m most
thankful for :)
– Mike
38. WHAT ARE WE THANKFUL FOR?
I am grateful for my feet. People don’t
appreciate their feet enough. We put so
much stress on them every day. My feet
take me everywhere I want to go. They
also support me no matter what kind of
day I am having, and don’t complain
nearly as much as they should!
– Kassandra
39. WHAT ARE WE THANKFUL FOR?
To have a job I look forward to going each
day. I am grateful for the mountain tops
where I can adore God’s wondrous
creation.
– Becy
40. WHAT ARE WE THANKFUL FOR?
My amazing husband, supportive family
and great friends!
– Lissette
41. WHAT ARE WE THANKFUL FOR?
That I am alive and have purpose in life.
That God gave me strength to fulfill His will
to love and serve people. That my family
supports and loves me and that Canada
became my homeland as an immigrant…
Happy Thanksgiving!
– Maria
42. WHAT ARE WE THANKFUL FOR?
My precious grandchildren. Laughing is the
best when it involves their antics.
– Brenda
43. WHAT ARE WE THANKFUL FOR?
For the relationships I have with my God,
church, family, mentors, leaders, and co-
workers, all of whom contribute to my
happiness and health every day.
– Wendy
44. WHAT ARE WE THANKFUL FOR?
To have family both near
and far that make me
always feel at home...
This photo was taken
before our trip to Disney
World with family from
both Vancouver and
Baltimore!
– Monica
45. WHAT ARE WE THANKFUL FOR?
I’m SO grateful to be living the paradise
called Powell River and to be able to work
in this wonderful, caring health
community… surrounded by intelligent,
compassionate, well-rounded and often
very amusing people. Did I mention the
music, affordability, the sunsets and the
sailboats?!
– Constance
46. WHAT ARE WE THANKFUL FOR?
I am thankful for opportunity. When
faced with obstacles or unfavourable
circumstances, I always have to remind
myself that I’ve been granted chances
and opportunities that so few people in
the world actually come across.
– Jessica
47. WHAT ARE WE THANKFUL FOR?
To have healthcare available to everyone.
– Lillian
48. WHAT ARE WE THANKFUL FOR?
For every second of my existence – as
every second of my existence is but an
opportunity, to do my duty selflessly, to
make the entire universe happy.
– Sai
49. WHAT ARE WE THANKFUL FOR?
For my husband, my colourful, quirky kids,
and that first delicious, double-shot
espresso that starts my day!
– Laurie
50. WHAT ARE WE THANKFUL FOR?
I am grateful every day for my health,
freedom, family and friends. I feel
fortunate to live a wonderful life and
wish everyone could have the same.
– Susan
52. WHAT ARE WE THANKFUL FOR?
My VCH co-workers and friends in Powell
River for all the support… when my 5-year
old son was diagnosed with a cancerous
brain tumor. I am thankful that he is
healthy now due to the fantastic health
care he received.
– Tanya
53. WHAT ARE WE THANKFUL FOR?
I am the most grateful for having choices
in my life.
– Natalia
54. WHAT ARE WE THANKFUL FOR?
All the people I’ve met in my journey through
life... The 39 years I had with my dear mom
and the work that has always come my way,
travelling I’ve done, relationships that have
given me love and support. My family,
friends, pets and the beauty of nature around
us. And to have been born in this amazing
country…
– Diane
55. WHAT ARE WE THANKFUL FOR?
My family who love and support me
unconditionally and my friends who make
me laugh and keep me grounded.
– Michelle
56. WHAT ARE WE THANKFUL FOR?
My two amazing teenagers who teach me
something every day.
– Carolyn
57. WHAT ARE WE THANKFUL FOR?
I am grateful to wake up each morning
with purpose and contentment. I enjoy my
work and find it fulfilling and challenging.
Returning home to a supportive family
and energetic kids also remind me of
how blessed I am.
– Debby
58. WHAT ARE WE THANKFUL FOR?
My family and friends,
the city I live in, and
my seawall commute.
– Maile
59. WHAT ARE WE THANKFUL FOR?
Learning and applying The Law of
Attraction in my life and learning to be
grateful for everything!
– Belinda
60. WHAT ARE WE THANKFUL FOR?
I am thankful for good health. Our
business is health care and it cannot be
purchased or stolen. It is priceless and
often neglected until it is gone.
– Peter
61. WHAT ARE WE THANKFUL FOR?
The hard parts of parenting that really
challenge you to be in the moment and
appreciate… this little person who is
growing and learning. They make me a
better person – more selfless, better at
problem-solving, and more empathic.
– Sarah
62. WHAT ARE WE THANKFUL FOR?
The opportunities I’ve had over the years
to become more involved in my
community.
– Angie
63. WHAT ARE WE THANKFUL FOR?
My home and family for the warmth and
support, my career, 10 minutes from my
home... with all its challenges and its
lumps, my country for its beauty and
peace loving attitude, my community
for its intelligence and its involved leaders
and my garden for how it surprises me
every year.
– Nancy