A story I wrote a year ago and published last week on this blog, Mary DuBueno, is featured today on the blog Jungle of Life. Lance is the author of Jungle of Life, and his blog is chock full of so much great stuff, it's easy to see why he has such a big following. I feel so grateful that he would see fit to publish this story, especially since we just became acquainted and all I have to offer in return is my gratitude. Thank you, Lance. This means so much.
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12 comments:
Loved your post over at The Jungle of Life!
Jen, you offer so much more than your gratitude. And this story is one that bears repeating, one that needs to be heard, one that speaks of something it's all too easy to avoid. Thank you for sharing your voice.
You have good things to say, thoughtful ideas that will help to change how we live with each other. What's to be humble about? It's all true. :) Mazel Tov, sweetie!
I'm sure Lance opted to post your story because aside from the fact you are a BRILLIANT WRITER (that's my sis!) the story of Mary (and you) needs to be told...over and over and over again. Hearing it I believe WILL make a difference.
I didn't get your comment. Only the one you made telling me about it!
I'm so proud of you, Jen. I really am!
Yer, Sis
saw the comment from your blog in the daily paper today.... congrats on being quoted.... Kent
Jen, thank you for letting the bullies of the world know that everything that they say and do will be help against them. Your presentation is so professional and caring. Rob
Way to Go, Jen!
Hugs-- Gracie
Thank you for your courage, Jen. I'm glad Lance found you. :)
@Positively Present - Thank you!
@Lance - Thank you for not having any regrets. =/
@NAOMI - I remember this from the Old Testament - that false humility was worse than pride. Sometimes, thank you gets repetitive. Sometimes, we need a bigger word. If you think of it, and you will, cuz u is smart, let me know. ha! =)
@BECKY - Thank you! I will go rewrite my comment!!! ugh. I wasn't logged in and it bounced me to Blogger Sign in...Thank you for being such a big supporter.
@KENT - I had no idea! I'm sooooo glad you told me!
@ROB - Thank you for all the assurance.
@GRACIE - Thank you!
@BJ - Thank you for stopping by.
Rebecca - Just want to pop back in and say - you are completely correct. Jen is a wonderful writer, and her story is one that needs to be heard. It's an honor to be able to have her share this at my site. And it's an honor to know very fine lady... In the short time our paths have crossed, she has made such a huge impact in my life. I am better for knowing her...
Thank you for the slide show. Moving, horrific, and ultimately a call to arms. You are to be commended for sharing such a powerful message.
What can I do as an individual to help in this problem??
@PINK INK - I'm going to pay a visit to your blog. Thank you for your comment.
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