December 6, 2011
Idea #4 - Some great examples of clownin' around...
1 - My 72 year old mother sometimes dresses like a clown to brighten her friends' day at the Senior Center where she volunteers.
2 - I have a friend at church that keeps a red clown nose in his car. When he's stuck in traffic, like at a long stoplight, he pops it on and smiles really big at passengers in vehicles nearby.
3 - And me, well, I put on my clown costume recently and headed out to buy some Blo Pops at Wal-mart. Then I showed up at a Family Day fundraiser for a local boys' home where I gave the Blo Pops away.
Too many people are walking around all "doom and gloom." It's time to put on a smile, or maybe a big red clown nose and brighten someone's day. As of today, I am the proud owner of a blinking red Rudolph nose. Hey, you never know when you're gonna need one. "A happy heart makes the face cheerful." Proverbs 15:13
Posted by Gaile Brittain.
November 29, 2011
Idea #3 - Be like Moses! When Moses spent time with God, his face became radiant. He was a Bright Spot for the Israelites. He was God's messenger. You can be a bright spot in your family, in your workplace, in your neighborhood... wherever you are! What does it take? You have to spend time with the Lord and allow His beautiful Spirit to fill and transform you into His likeness. If you don't spend much time with Him, you won't be much like Him. Wouldn't it be wonderful if people notice... Continue reading...
Posted by Gaile Brittain.
November 18, 2011
Idea #2 - Looking for an inexpensive way to share the true meaning of Christmas? You can buy a box of candy canes for around $1.00 per box. Add a card that tells the meaning of the candy cane (available on the homepage) and you have a "sweet" gift to share with friends, neighbors, or co-workers. Continue reading...
Posted by Gaile Brittain.
November 10, 2011
Idea #1 - Print out some Bright Spot cards (image available on homepage) and attach them to a small item to give out randomly... just because! Suggestions: a candy bar, an ink pen, a $5 McD's card, a note pad, etc. It doesn't have to cost a lot. You will be surprised by how people respond. You can say, "Just wanted you to have a little Bright Spot in your day!" Continue reading...
Posted by Gaile Brittain.