Inspiring ENT Music Pick: “Speak With Love” by Savannah Outen (An Original Song to Prevent Bullying)
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Savannah Outen wrote this inspiring song ‘Speak With Love’ last October for National Bullying Prevention Awareness month, to spread the message of love and ending bullying. I love how the lyrics tell a story that I’m sure so many can relate to:
“Speak With Love” Lyrics
Verse 1
He was such a nice boy
Always kept to himself
Never really had a choice
Felt like he lived on a shelf
The more that they picked on him
The more he knew it wasn’t a joke
Chorus:
I
Don’t know why
People treat others so, so cruel
I
Don’t know why
Anyone would want to live a fool…ish life
Verse 2:
She was such a sweet little girl
Always got made fun of
Never thought she had a place in this world
You see, everyone needs to realize that we’re all beautiful no matter what
Chorus:
And I
Don’t know why
Anyone could say something so cruel
Be a hero starting today
The world could be such a happier place
Promise that you’ll always speak with love
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Music Pick: “Old School Love” – Megan and Liz
Megan and Liz recently launched their new song “Old School Love” asking why guys today don’t seem to know how to treat girls right. They’ve got a point there, whatever happened to chivalry and what is up with the new school rush?
Get “Old School Love” on iTunes at: http://bit.ly/OldSchoolLove_iTunes
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You Are Loved
No matter what you’re going through, know that there’s someone who cherishes you! Hope your Valentine’s Day and all the days to come are filled with love! Remember to show some love where ever you go, and cherish those around you. – Julene, Editor of DreamerENT.com
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Show Some Love Spotlight: Cards for Hospitalized Kids
Cards for Hospitalized Kids is an awesome organization that gives hope, joy & love to hospitalized kids across America through cards. You can get involved by making cards to send, hosting or attending a card-making event or referring a child to receive a card. I was inspired by how many kids have been reached already by this awesome organization! Visit http://www.cardsforhospitalizedkids.com to find out how you can join in on this cause.
Cards for Hospitalized Kids was founded by 17-year-old Jen Rubino who shares her story about her own hospital stay and inspiration to start the organization on the website:
Jen Rubino, Founder of Cards for Hospitalized Kids, Shares Her Story
Above: Cards for Hospitalized Kids founder Jen Rubino was interviewed by B96′s Rebecca Ortiz on December 8, 2011.
My motivation for creating Cards for Hospitalized Kids goes back to my own experience as a patient, which began when I was diagnosed with a chronic illness at age 11. Since my health problems began six years ago, I’ve undergone 15 surgeries and have had countless treatments and hospital visits.
My experience as a patient has shown me how difficult it is to be a hospitalized kid. Kids who are hospitalized often feel isolated and forgotten about. They also miss out on many of the little things in life that most children take for granted.
My experience as a patient has also shown me that cards can bring hope and joy into the lives of hospitalized kids, which is why I founded Cards for Hospitalized Kids.
As the founder of Cards for Hospitalized Kids, I am able to use my own experience as a patient in a way that allows me to help children across America who are facing what I’ve faced.
Lifting others up through Cards for Hospitalized Kids has allowed me to lift myself up as well and, chronic illness or not, I know it will be the same for everyone who gets involved with Cards for Hospitalized Kids.
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Are you the Next Teen Tycoon? Share Your Business Idea To Win Cash & Prizes
Do you have an awesome idea for a business? The Network for Teaching Entrepreneurship is partnering with Vertical Response to launch America’s search for the Next Teen Tycoon!
Share your idea with the world and win some cool prizes – like $4,000 in cash to help launch your business (better than any loan!), a trip to New York to attend the TEDxTeen conference, and more!
NFTE’s own Steve Mariotti will be one of the contest judges, along with a great panel of experts.
If you are between 13 and 18 years old, all you have to do is record a 2-minute video of yourself pitching your business or business idea, upload it to YouTube and fill out a short form on www.verticalresponse.com/TeenTycoon. Then tell everyone you know, because the videos with the most Facebook votes move on to become finalists!
If you think you could be the Next Teen Tycoon (or if you know someone who fits the bill), enter today at www.verticalresponse.com/TeenTycoon!
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