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- An Ordinary Light Bulb Is Marked 60 Watt
- Tracy K Smith Books
- Ordinary Light Is Called
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Tracy K. Smith talked about her memoir, Ordinary Light. This interview, recorded at Princeton University, where Professor Smith teaches, is part of Book TV’s College Series.
Smith talked about her memoir, Ordinary Light. This interview, recorded at Princeton University, where Professor Smith teaches, is part of Book TV's College Series. Ordinary-Light.com menyediakan artikel psikologi dan kesehatan mental paling akurat dan informatif dengan gaya bahasa yang mengalir. The only light is red and softly glows. To ordinary pain which simple weather can dispel, to fields which don't explode beneath the feet of running children in a nightmare heat.
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Ordinary Light Is Called
BE AN EXTRA-ORDINARY LIGHT
'...Hold out your candle for all to see it. Take your candle, and go light your world.'
~ Go Light Your World, Christopher M. Rice
Ordinary Light Summary
Being an Extra-Ordinary Light is a fundraising initiative designed to help you share the light in your life. Each of us experience extraordinary events in our lives...those times when we feel that our light is shining just a little bit brighter than usual. Share that light with homeless children and families by launching your very own Extra-Ordinary Birthdays (EOB) fundraising campaign!
Step 1: Shine your light letting folks know you want to help homeless children shine for their birthday. Set up your campaign. Decide the way you want to shine or for what occasion. Your theme? Your special event or milestone--a birthday, graduation, promotion, retirement, confirmation, bar mitzvah or bat mitzvah, birth of a child or grandchild, memorial, etc. Let your imagination be your guide.
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Step 2: Take your Extra-Ordinary Light campaign LIVE & start collecting donations for Extra-Ordinary Birthdays! Invite everyone you know and spread the news often.