On Nov. 17th at 12:00 ET Linda Commito will be the guest speaker on Global Forest Calls. The topic: Is love the new currency? will provide an opportunity to share insights and inspiration from various corners of the ServiceSpace eco system. It is open to the first 100 people who sign up and will be
Nov. 17th Linda Commito to be guest speaker on Global Forest Calls
Kindness in the Midst of Chaos
September 11, 2001 is unforgettable. We will always remember where we were and what we were doing the moment we heard the news that planes had crashed into the World Trade Center. I was awakened by a friend’s phone call a little after 7:00 a.m. and immediately made calls to other friends. Mesmerized by the unfolding,
Author Linda Commito Talks About the Magic and Practicalities of Collecting Other People’s Stories – Boulder Writer’s Workshop
Interview by Lori DeBoer, BWW Director Professional Member Linda Commito, Boulder, is the author of Love is the New Currency, a compilation of inspiring stories of ordinary people who have performed extraordinary acts of love and kindness. It received a 2012 EVVY Award for Inspiration Writing from the Colorado Independent Publisher’s Association (CIPA). Linda contextualizes
Children at Alta Vista Care Sew Much
The library/media room at Alta Vista elementary school is buzzing with activity as class after class arrive to participate in their school’s service project, Alta Vista Cares Sew Much, spearheaded by their progressive principal, Dr. Barbara Shirley. The individual tables, seating four students at each, are piled with large squares of fleece-warm, cuddly, and colorful – which many hands have
Love Is the New Currency received the 2012 EVVY Award as a top inspirational book by CIPA (Colorado Independent Publisher’s Association)
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Rotary Club Presentation on May 11th at 7:15 a.m.
Sunrise Rotary Club of Sarasota will be hosting speaker Linda Commito, author of Love Is the New Currency. The meeting will be held at Dutch Heritage Restaurant on Bahia Vista and Beneva, Sarasota, Florida
Where Are They Now?
Local author seeks, provides inspiration By Mark Ashton –Staff Writer SOUTHBRIDGE – The first time Linda Commito (Marianhill Central Catholic High School) left Southbridge, the town was still bustling every Thursday night. Having recently celebrated its Sesquicentennial (150th) birthday, it was rich in diversity, with a strong sense of community. TV staples of the day
Make Aging a Laughing Matter
What is that saying, “Aging is not for sissies”? Perhaps aging gracefully may be our biggest challenge yet, as well as, a great opportunity to make a difference. While we don’t have a choice about entering this phase in our lives, we can choose how we do it. We can remove the mirrors, deny the
Once One, Always One
They come in all shapes and sizes and can be found in every corner of the world. I love to watch them at airports, where they can be tested beyond their normal limits and usually come through with flying colors. I’m amazed at how loving, giving, attentive, self-less they so often are. It has been
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