Words are mighty. They wield the power to love, hate, free, imprison, heal, poison, mend, hurt, help, hinder, reward, punish, agree, protest, include, exclude, dominate, share, unite, divide, build, break, motivate, defeat, encourage, inhibit, celebrate, silence, bully, defend, protect, attack, empower, debilitate, propel, stop, add, subtract, multiply, delete, mediate, instigate, calm, infuriate, judge, forgive, push, pull, tarnish, shine, triumph, diminish, overpower, undermine, prevail, conquer, inform, conceal, protect, endanger, preserve, change, comfort, scare, create, destroy, promote, inflict, investigate, manipulate, expose, control, educate, deceive, console, terrorize, enrich, connect, polarize, captivate, rescue, dictate, and overthrow,
A boy who has Leukemia and who attends the same school as Issa is asking for words — not money — to help him fight and to help him stay strong.
Cards wanted for boy with leukemia
Another shared love for everybody.
More continue to protest the greed, corruption and manipulation.
I consider myself fortunate to have a mind open to messages old and new. The blogs I visit (Mama’s Empty Nest), stories I read (The Book Thief), songs I hear (Ozzy Osbourne’s Crazy Train), and films I watch (Tree of Life) all leave their impressions. Some are fleeting. Others linger.
Kate Parish 
your words inspire me!
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Thanks MB – as do yours – love all of your photos.
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Kate, thanks for the shout out! 😉 Seriously, the power of words is incredible. I love the story you shared about the boy who wanted words to get well (I’m sending him a card!) and the youtube video was simply awesome. Thanks for sharing it with us.
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Mama – Thanks for reading me. I truly love your posts.They are very inspiring.
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