Wednesday, February 8, 2012

Jump In, Your Life Is Waiting -- Guest post by Natalie Norton

I read this beautiful, inspiring post today and I simply had to share it. The blogger, Natalie Norton, is an amazing woman (whom I've not yet had the chance to meet in person. She has had many experiences in life, including losing her young son, which have changed her path. Despite the challenges her family has faced, she continues to be optimistic and grabs for opportunities in life. Indeed, she jumps, dives and cannonballs into each new experience and makes the best of life. She asked that I send you to the original post, so please take a moment to visit her blog and read her insightful, motivating words!

8 comments:

  1. Dear Jodi,
    Please bear with me... but my concussive head couldn't find where to go to Natalie's blog. It may be right in front of my eyes, but it is too late for me to hunt. (:

    Thanks,
    Heather

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  2. Heather, I can't find it either! Jodi, I'm looking forward to reading Natalie's post and learning more about her journey. Thank you! --Amy

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  3. Sorry ladies. I highlighted the link so you can see it now! :)

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  4. Whew! I got it! Wow... In tears from reading her posts. Amazing. Thank you for sharing!

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