See Beautiful will be seeing beautiful through the end of the month
while traveling (in person) through various countries. During that time,
we're going back in time on the blog, back to the beginning and some of
our favorite posts that our wonderful following now likely didn't get
to experience. P.S., Blogger family, if we seem absent from visiting you
know we'll be back soon to catch up!
See Beautiful™ Lessons Learned:
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6.8.11 - Practice Makes Perfect
You might not remember how you felt when you took your first steps, lost
your first tooth, or enjoyed your first bike ride without the support
of training wheels or a guardian's steady hand. Luckily, this family
caught the way their child was feeling after he'd pedaled his first
rotations independently. We see beautiful. Do you?
See Beautiful™ Lessons Learned:
- We owe it to ourselves to celebrate our accomplishments.
- Celebrating with others is even more fun.
- Children know how to celebrate best.
- Believing in yourself is fun.
- Keep practicing. You can do it!
Are you looking for a for a tangible reminder to see beautiful, or know someone who needs one? Check out our See Beautiful™ products (and feel good knowing a portion of proceeds from every purchase is donated to charity. This month a portion of all proceeds will be donated to the Ferst Foundation for Childhood Literacy. Click HERE.
I'm celebrating today. For today I SWAM!! I mean really swam, no paws touching the bottom, all four paws paddling away. MOM was a little nervous at first as I went in the deep end of the river and the water started to carry me away, but I just started paddling and I did it!! And I did not fall in, I went in on my own. As I began to swim, all on my own, and after a few tense moments from MOM she started to cheer and boy was she proud of me.
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