I received a short email yesterday from a former colleague; former because two years ago we were on the same team and then I left and she stayed.
The header – a Quick Hello
Then 3 lines apologizing for being too busy to converse more.
Then this ending: I hope you and your 3rd graders are thriving 🙂 A little inspiration for your day: with this link to a video.
Though quick, my friend’s email brightened my day and her shared link jumpstarted a powerful discussion in my classroom. Friends still, across years and physical distance, sharing a link she knew I’d like. That’s what friends do!
I hope YOU take 3 minutes to watch the video.
Helping kids fall in love with problem solving!! Thanks for sharing an inspiring video as I head out the door to teach today! You can let your colleague know her circle of influence is expanding!
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I will let her know…a wonderful ripple effect!!
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Friendship across the miles–gives me inspiration for a slice! I so love how these posts can piggy back on each other. Thanks!
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Sharing this lovely video with a friend whose young granddaughter is named after Rosalind Franklin. Isn’t it fun to enjoy so many ways to stay connected?
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Very cool connection. I’m feeling a little behind. This video introduced me to Rosalind. Love that caring parents are naming their kids after her!! That’s a name to live up to!
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Thanks for such a positive gesture ! Sharing is such a powerful tool. I am always surprised how much can be learned by a kind share. What I admire is when something is shared the receiver returns the gift by giving it to others. As I said, Thank you for sharing today!
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Thanks for sharing that inspiring video! Helping kids became the problem solvers of the future! That’s what we all need to do.
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What a nice thing to receive. I loved the video & just shared it on FB! Thanks!
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It’s hard to keep up connections with former colleagues, but so worthwhile! Thank you for sharing this video today, Sally. What an inspiration!
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Love the short piece about how a brief communication means so much between old friends, and love the video!
I am now thinking how to use it and who I should share it with 🙂
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My “old” friend is actually Gabrielle at Janney!! When you cross her path, you can tell her how you used the video!!
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This is awesome! Thank you for sharing it!
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