Tag: children
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Keep Olisadubem!
On February 17, 2017, at 4:45 PM, you entered the world surrounded by love. Daddy in green scrubs, Gillian by his side, and me holding you tight. This moment marked the start of your incredible journey into our lives.
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Keep grants!
My passion for grants stems from their transformative power. They allow us to address unmet needs, probe health mysteries, and champion change. With the current climate, let’s explore how grants can continue to drive progress and inclusivity.
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Keep these thoughts on hero’s from Superman!
I recently watched the Superman documentary and these thoughts came to mind worth keeping. When Christopher Reeve first starred as Superman, he was asked, ‘What is a hero?’ At the time, he believed a hero was someone who acts courageously without thinking twice about the consequences. But after a horse-riding accident left him paralyzed, his…
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Keep knowing there is no failure in us!
I am learning that there is no failure in us, even if we are hurt, even if we are torn, there is no failure in us, death itself is a small stone, from the mountain we were born too, so no failure in us, not when we can put it in a pocket and carry…
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Keep what you know with sustainment
The issue isn’t only that we can’t sustain anything. The issue is that we lack understanding of the people, the lessons, the changes or land what we should nurture as we sustain anything.
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Keep the end!
We often hope that the end would be the easy, different from the beginning. But even if you sigh for relief, it won’t be easy, the end, and days will be glistening like patches of rain, and nothing would give. Everything would seem like a fast decline but you are standing and still there, and…
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Keep all you see!
As if looks were everything, she walked in sure that what eyes see where enough. Only they weren’t and everything depends on where you look in places where air seems hopeless. So she looked for spaces full of possibilities, she looked for where music flowed like branches in the wind. She looked for invisible places where…
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Writing with Juliet Iwelunmor 