We can't all be heroes because somebody has to sit on the curb and clap as they go by.
--Will Rogers
Today we celebrated the heroes that don't always get noticed. We celebrated the ones who so often are willing to let the rest of us shine while they quietly take the backstage. And we were honored to sit on the curb and clap for some real accomplishments: for hard work, for persistence, for patience, for showing us how to take time to watch the butterflies, for all the things that really matter.
CSRA Buddy Walk 2011
Visit with Horsefeathers the Clown
Castle to decorate
Crafts to paint
Beautiful wreaths made by Lori Bell, a young adult with Down syndrome
We met friends old and new.
It was a perfect day with beautiful weather and over 700 people coming out to join us.
Our little buddy Wade started the walk on his own two feet,
but ended it on David's shoulders.
A kind lady gave Wade a huge dog. Doesn't it look real?
"The dog's name," said Wade, "is Murphy!"
Good-night, Murphy! It's been a good day!
2 comments:
Murphy....wonder where that came from? U. Ken's will be honored. :)
~Laura
We are indeed honored; and also impressed with Wade's memory. I don't think our Murphy has grasped the significance. :-)
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