Take a tiny seed.
Put it in the ground.
Add some water,
Add some sun,
Soon a plant is found!
Lon Thornburg, copyright 2008
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- I am an educator and an assistive technology specialist and trainer. I combine success principles and motivational methods with goal setting, planning and assistive technology to help people overcome barriers. This is a main passion. I also have a background in Christian ministries and graduated from George Fox College. I served with Youth With a Mission and was a keyboardist playing with Maranatha artists, Integrity Hosanna, Hillsong, Last Days Ministries and Jimmy and Carol Owens. My wife and I run a retreat center in Eastern Oregon. All the best to you!
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1 comment:
Hi Lon:
I have been talking about using Odiogo like this for a long time glad that you found a creative way to use it.
Brian
http://assistivetek.blogspot.com
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