The document encourages sharing with friends to raise awareness of suffering in the world and promote gratitude for what people have. It contains a photo from 1994 showing a starving child and asks readers to pray for those suffering and never take things like food and water for granted. The document promotes not wasting resources and being thankful to nature.
The document lists the placements in a safety at work competition, with 10th through 6th place left blank and 4th through 1st place also listed without names, and an outside competition called "nec plus ultra" noted as the overall winner.
1) The document nostalgically recalls childhoods from the 1950s-1970s when kids played outside all day without strict safety measures and technology.
2) Children helped with household chores, played freely without worrying about things like mosquitoes or UV rays, and solved their own problems through exploration and invention.
3) This generation produced risk-takers and innovators who helped drive 40 years of technological explosion despite growing up with more freedom and less regulation than kids today.
If 2004 began with optimism but ended in disappointment, with failed commitments, weight gain, and goals unreached due to differences with one's boss, then 2005 offers a new start to celebrate the new year with cuddles, kisses, humor, and hopes for prosperity, health, and happiness.
The document encourages sharing with friends to raise awareness of suffering in the world and promote gratitude for what people have. It contains a photo from 1994 showing a starving child and asks readers to pray for those suffering and never take things like food and water for granted. The document promotes not wasting resources and being thankful to nature.
The document lists the placements in a safety at work competition, with 10th through 6th place left blank and 4th through 1st place also listed without names, and an outside competition called "nec plus ultra" noted as the overall winner.
1) The document nostalgically recalls childhoods from the 1950s-1970s when kids played outside all day without strict safety measures and technology.
2) Children helped with household chores, played freely without worrying about things like mosquitoes or UV rays, and solved their own problems through exploration and invention.
3) This generation produced risk-takers and innovators who helped drive 40 years of technological explosion despite growing up with more freedom and less regulation than kids today.
If 2004 began with optimism but ended in disappointment, with failed commitments, weight gain, and goals unreached due to differences with one's boss, then 2005 offers a new start to celebrate the new year with cuddles, kisses, humor, and hopes for prosperity, health, and happiness.