The future belongs to those who give the next generation reason for hope.
— Pierre Teilhard de Chardin
We are encouraging bloggers everyone to support One Laptop Per Child’s Give One Get One program. One Laptop Per Child’s mission is to help the world’s poorest kids to know, learn, and understand. OLPC provides a green, low-cost laptop that’s tough enough to withstand a child’s curiosity, and is full of educational content and software to help them connect to the world around them. Being connected to the web is something we feel passionate about at Six Apart, and being connected can fuel young imaginations for a bigger tomorrow.
Join us and thousands of others and get involved today:
* Give One, Get One. You can buy a laptop for a child around the world and for a child near you with the Give One, Get One program. Purchase online at amazon.com/xo.
* Spread the word. Learn more about OLPC and Give One, Get One and write about it. Your voice will help encourage others. Here are some great videos to share with your audience.
Thanks, in advance, for all of your support. Six Apart is proud to help bloggers continue to change the world.
Sheryl Breuker
The Gabby Geek
sheryl@stardustglobalventures
www.stardustglobalventures.com
(360) 918-2244
Looking beautiful as always
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Sheryl Breuker
The Gabby Geek
sheryl@stardustglobalventures
www.stardustglobalventures.com
(360) 918-2244
Traveling with a nasty cold, but my beautiful Sheryl beside me.
Sheryl Breuker
The Gabby Geek
sheryl@stardustglobalventures
www.stardustglobalventures.com
(360) 918-2244
Show us your glasses.
I don't wear glasses. Well, I kind of do - I wear some of those reading glasses, but only sometimes. Mostly when no one is watching me. A few weeks ago I went to the doctor to have Harold, my sty at the time, checked and they had to dilate my eyes. When I was leaving, they said "Would you like some glasses?" and at first I was thinking I didn't need any, but then the word "FREE" came to the surface, so I said "Oh, of course!" I was thinking Ray Bans and Men in Black, and all kinds of fun stuff and so forth. Instead, she pulls out what could have been a wad of bills, but was actually a wad o' sunglasses. She pulled one "off" of the roll and handed it to me. SWEET!
Not quite the Will Smith look I was going for, but I'm all set now for the next solar eclipse. Plus, they store easily because you just roll them up...
