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One summer I went to a ranch in South Dakota to teach mentally and physically disabled kids to ride horses. The girl I got assigned to never showed up so I never got to know one kid that trip. I got to know them all! It was a wonderful experience to see them get up on their horses and ponies and knowing you taught them how to mount and steer the horse. Seeing that kind of growth and noticing how ecstatic they got about the progress they were making, it's kind of hard not to want to turn the memories of their gleaming smiles into a career.

I am on the boards of, and involved with, several not-for-profit organizations.

I try to be aware of the things that people around me need help with, whether it is opening the door for a mom with 3 kids, helping someone carry their groceries, or calling my grandmother to make her laugh.

One day I was in the grocery store. One item I was purchasing was Oreo Cookies for my son. The elderly man in back of me commented on how good they looked. He hadn't had one in years. I paid for my items and handed the Cookies to the cashier and asked him to place them in the man's bag. I hope that they tasted as good as he remembered.

I write lots of thank you notes and just because notes to show appreciation for others and gratitude.