There’s too much anger and finger-pointing in our world — so much blaming of others — especially these days.
Some people and communities are definitely more fortunate than others — I have many things that others do not.
If we all took a bit more time to practice gratitude — for both the big and little things — I’m pretty sure our world would be a better place.
That’s all.
The Power of Why 
Thank you. ð
Suzanne Chisholm
District Vice-Principal, Indigenous Education, Saanich Schools
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We acknowledge and thank the W̱SÃNEÄ people on whose traditional territory we live, learn, and teach. The W̱SÃNEÄ people have lived and worked on this land since time immemorial.
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Thank you, Suzanne.
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Very well said!! I would like this on my wall. Thankyou Ellen Bowick
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Thank you for your kind comments. What a great idea to post the quote on your wall.
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Attitude of gratitude, definitely an antidote to the entitled manner with which some people comport themselves sometimes. I’ve also heard it helps feelings of depression.
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