Have you seen the new show on CBS - "Undercover Boss"? The idea is that the top dog at a big company goes undercover. While he works along side those lower on the ladder than he, it's a chance to learn about and improve his company and (sometimes) his employee's lives. I've seen most of the episodes and I have to say - I really like this show! It's another reminder that we all need to see each other as people. At the end of the episode, the workers get to see the CEO as a person, not some unknown rich guy that makes decisions they might not like. By the same token, the top dog gets down and dirty with the real people that keep his company working (and the real stories behind them). I'll admit it - I usually shed a tear or two by the time the show is over.
Our challenge today? To see each other as people, not as obstacles, not as things that stand it our way. We need to see others as Christ sees them - Dear, sweet, kind people that He made and loves and that we need to love in return.
You have to get up pretty early in the morning to surprise Doug or me, but my good friend Stephanie pulled it off this morning as this beautiful cookie bouquet was the first thing I saw at my desk this morning. I can’t begin to tell you how special it made be feel to receive this beautiful gift at the announcement of our baby on the way!! I really wish I could hand you one of these cookies to you through your computer scene! They smell wonderful! They look beautiful and they taste like heaven!!! Stephanie runs a great shop! I am telling you if you need a unique gift to celebrate a friend or family member she is the girl to call!! 615-851-1433 To the whole crew at Cookies by Design-THANK YOU!!!!! HUGS!!!!
Hard to believe how fast the 2010 Winter Games came and went, but if you need a little ice-skating “fix” we’ve got just what you are looking for. On Monday, March 8, BIO Channel presents the two-hour special, “Scott Hamilton: Return to the Ice” chronicling the Gold Medal Olympian’s return to skating after beating a life-threatening brain tumor. The special chronicles the 51 year old as he trains harder than ever before to make a comeback, and culminates with his first public performance on the ice in five years, at his 10th annual cancer-fundraising skating show, "An Evening with Scott Hamilton and Friends."
