Sterling Creations Blog

Hello and we hope that everyone is continuing to stay safe and weather the
storm presently gripping our
world. We know that things will get better and we each need to do our part
in order to make this a reality much sooner than later.
Today, I am pleased to share our president’s weekly editorial with you and
for this week Donna J. Jodhan discusses some hard lessons for us to learn.
I’m Scott Savoy wishing you a safe weekend.

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Hard lessons for us

It may not be too early for us to start compiling some of the hard lessons
that we are being forced to learn; we probably have no choice in this matter
and if we have any hope of coming out of the Corona virus storm to live
another day then we might as well accept them, learn them, and pass them on.

First off, it may be a better idea to not call this a storm but a gigantic
tsunami.
Next, we may be better to look at this giant tsunami as one that many will
survived, many will not, and many more will be touched by such things as
personal or economic tragedy. Finally, we will learn that this so-called
tsunami is undoubtedly going to affect the world for generations to come.

So what are some of the more potent lessons that we are continuing to learn?
* That we need to take more and committed care of our seniors and the more
vulnerable.
We need to keep uppermost in our mind that our seniors are the ones who have
been solely responsible for our well being. Without their personal,
economic and financial support, we would not be here today.

* That absolutely no one is invincible. So that when we see videos of
college kids partying on beaches and not seeming to care about the well
being of others especially their parents, grandparents, and even their
neighbours and friends; it only serves to show us that we need to rid our
surroundings of selfish folks who need to grow up and realize that it is not
just about themselves! It is about everyone and a sobering example for them
to remember is that if the kids who fought to save the world from evil
forces during the world wars by giving up their own lives, they would not be
here today to enjoy their lives.

* That it is all about teamwork. All for one and one for all. We simply
cannot expect to weather this situation unless we all work together.

* That we need to work on minimizing the fear mongering and replace it with
care mongering. One of the quickest ways to be come anxious and stressed
out is for us to allow fear to enter our minds and beings.

* We need to be more responsible for our actions. Hoarding goods because we
are afraid or because we are simply selfish and greedy only hurts others.
Each time we over buy and hoard we deprive another person of being able to
cope with difficult times.
Each time we ask our pharmacist to fill our prescriptions for more than the
stipulated amount, we are not just hoarding but we are also depriving others
from having their prescriptions filled.

What we can take away from this entire situation is that not even technology
alone can save us. We need to use other variables in addition to
technology; this being ourselves, our attitudes, and our commitment to help
and respect each other.
Finally, let us not forget that our actions will not just affect us alone;
they will affect others. Our family, friends, neighbours, and o yes! Our
city and our country and in a tiny way the rest of the world!

Just my two cents for today.

I’m Donna J. Jodhan wishing you a terrific day and safe weekend.

To reach me, please send an email to info@sterlingcreations.ca.

Here is a complete list of where you can view Donna’s blogs and editorials.
Donna Jodhan! Advocating accessibility for all
http://www.donnajodhan.blogspot.com
Weekly features on how to increase your success with your business ventures
http://www.sterlingcreations.com/businessdesk.htm
Weekly articles and editorials on issues about accessibility
http://www.sterlingcreations.ca/blog
Learn more about Author Donna Jodhan and her campaign against bullying at
www.jodhanmysterybook.club
Now you can enjoy Donna’s detective DJ crime crushers Series by visiting
http://www.donnajodhan.com

You can follow me on twitter @accessibleworld
and chat with me on Skype at habsfan0526.
Like us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/authordonnajodhan

Hello everyone and we at Sterling Creations would like to join in the call
for us to all work together to battle the horrific Corona virus.
We pray that you will all be safe and take the appropriate precautions to
stay out of the clutches of this virus.
Please, let us stand together and work together!
We need each other more than ever now!
Today, we are pleased to share our president’s weekly editorial with you and
for this week Donna J. Jodhan puts out a call for collaboration.
We wish you a safe weekend.
I’m Christian Robicheau

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Let us come together and stand together
By Donna J. Jodhan

There is no time better than now for us to do exactly this! No more excuses
and no more reasons! We have no reason at all! We have no choice! And if
we care only about ourselves, then it is time for us to replace this selfish
and greedy attitude with one where we care about our neighbours, our friends
and family, but most of all; about the rest of the world!

Each time we visit a pharmacy or supermarket, let us buy just enough for
what we need and stop over buying and hoarding. For each time we over buy
and hoard then it means that we are depriving our neighbours of being able
to obtain what we have obtained.

Let us think of those seniors who either live on their own or reside in
homes for seniors. Let us think of those who live in special care homes;
Let us think of those who are sick in hospitals or special care facilities.
They are depending on us who are able bodied to help them weather this awful
storm!

So each time we visit a supermarket or pharmacy, let us remember to buy only
what we need and nothing more. The quicker we adopt this attitude then it
will help to balance situations and improve ways to deal with this horrific
virus.

We need to keep in mind that we owe it to our seniors to help protect and
keep them safe. For after all; we owe them an undying debt of gratitude and
why? Because the only reason that we are here today is because of what they
have done for us! Our parents brought us into this world, gave us
everything that we needed to live, and did the best that they could to love,
nurture and protect us. Now it is our turn to repay this debt!

Let us not just try! Let us just do it! Phone our neighbours and friends
and check up on them! Do the same for our family and be especially mindful
to our seniors! Offer to help them get their groceries and medical needs!

Finally, and please! Let us take responsibility for our own actions and not
just leave it up to our leaders to do what is necessary. Do not think that
trying to profit from this situation is the right thing to do. Let us
follow the examples of those websites and outlets that are either blocking
or limiting those who are attempting to take advantage of the more
vulnerable. Congrats to those who are being responsible citizens and shame
on those who are not thinking correctly!

As they say; this too shall pass!
Just my two cents for today

I’m Donna J. Jodhan wishing you a terrific day and safe weekend.

To reach me, please send an email to info@sterlingcreations.ca.

Here is a complete list of where you can view Donna’s blogs and editorials.
Donna Jodhan! Advocating accessibility for all
http://www.donnajodhan.blogspot.com
Weekly features on how to increase your success with your business ventures
http://www.sterlingcreations.com/businessdesk.htm
Weekly articles and editorials on issues about accessibility
http://www.sterlingcreations.ca/blog
Learn more about Author Donna Jodhan and her campaign against bullying at
www.jodhanmysterybook.club
Now you can enjoy Donna’s detective DJ crime crushers Series by visiting
http://www.donnajodhan.com

You can follow me on twitter @accessibleworld
and chat with me on Skype at habsfan0526.
Like us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/authordonnajodhan

Greetings everyone and I hope that we are all doing as best as we can given
what is going on around us at the present time!
We are hoping and praying that this Corona virus soon starts to let up.
Today, I am pleased to share our president’s weekly editorial with you and
for this week Donna J. Jodhan once again focuses on the plight of our kids.
I wish you a great weekend.
I’m Scott Savoy

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They have no voice they have no choice
By Donna J. Jodhan

These are who they are! Our poor innocent kids who never asked to be born!
Who never asked to be placed in a world where war and terror reigns! Where
hatred, terrorism, and racism abound! Where the teachers and tutors of
patience, commitment, dedication, respect, and honesty are fast
disappearing.

They have no voice and they have no choice. They cannot speak for
themselves. They have no choice when it comes to saying “enough is enough!”
They innocently accept what is handed down to them and they learn from those
who care not about them or their future! They are much too young to speak
up, speak out, and stand up for themselves.

It is up to us to do this for them! We need to do a better job if we have
any hope of perpetuating a liveable world!

Just my two cents for today.

I’m Donna J. Jodhan wishing you a terrific day and weekend.

To reach me, please send an email to info@sterlingcreations.ca.

Here is a complete list of where you can view Donna’s blogs and editorials.
Donna Jodhan! Advocating accessibility for all
http://www.donnajodhan.blogspot.com
Weekly features on how to increase your success with your business ventures
http://www.sterlingcreations.com/businessdesk.htm
Weekly articles and editorials on issues about accessibility
http://www.sterlingcreations.ca/blog
Learn more about Author Donna Jodhan and her campaign against bullying at
www.jodhanmysterybook.club
Now you can enjoy Donna’s detective DJ crime crushers Series by visiting
http://www.donnajodhan.com

You can follow me on twitter @accessibleworld
and chat with me on Skype at habsfan0526.
Like us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/authordonnajodhan

Okay; March is here and now it is time for us to look ahead to spring!
Let us try to put winter behind us if we can!
Today, I am pleased to share our president’s weekly editorial with you and
for this week Donna J. Jodhan shares her view of traveling with the support
of airline agents.
Here’s wishing you a great weekend.
I’m Christian Robicheau.

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Navigating when traveling
By Donna J. Jodhan

When it comes to travel, We are living in a very complicated and complex
world of mazes, passages, hallways, unexpected corners, and so much more.
There was a time when travel was so much more enjoyable but no more.

As the world continues to grow and change then so too does the process of
travel. It is like this for everyone but when one is blind or vision
impaired it probably is 10 times as bad.

Think of it like this! There is lots of noise around as you enter a very
crowded and busy airport. You are greeted by raised voices coming from
every direction and you are simply trying to catch a-hold of your bearings
but there is one huge problem. You are vision impaired and despite your
sense of hearing being able to function at its maximum unfortunately for you
your sense of sight is unable to support you and as a result your stress
quickly surpasses the maximum levels.

Sure! There is technology that could help to make things easier for me but
alas! Technology can only do so much! What to do if you cannot hear the
instructions on your iPhone despite having airbuds in your ears because of
the noise levels?

This is what it is like for me as a vision impaired person these days but
fortunately enough for me; I have a solution to fall back on.

On a recent return trip to Hawaii from Toronto, I learned what it was like
to be able to avoid all of the above when I took advantage of Air Canada’s
services for passengers with special needs.

I contacted Air Canada weeks in advance and requested assistance on both
legs of my trip. From Toronto to Vancouver and then onto Honolulu and then
back from Honolulu to Vancouver and then back to Toronto.

These wonderful agents helped me all the way! They assisted at every step
reassuring me as they walked with me that they were there to help. When I
got to Vancouver, they were there to escort me to US customs and stood
watchfully by as I interacted with the US immigration officer. Then they
made sure that I caught my flight to Honolulu.

The service was the same on my homeward bound journey. Despite having
missed my connection from Vancouver to Toronto due to a delay in Honolulu,
these wonderful agents made sure that I caught a later flight.

This is what it is like for me in a busy and confusing world of travel and I
thank those wonderful Air Canada agents for having helped to make my trip a
more enjoyable one.

Just my 2 cents for today.

I’m Donna J. Jodhan wishing you a terrific day and weekend.

To reach me, please send an email to info@sterlingcreations.ca.

Here is a complete list of where you can view Donna’s blogs and editorials.
Donna Jodhan! Advocating accessibility for all
http://www.donnajodhan.blogspot.com
Weekly features on how to increase your success with your business ventures
http://www.sterlingcreations.com/businessdesk.htm
Weekly articles and editorials on issues about accessibility
http://www.sterlingcreations.ca/blog
Learn more about Author Donna Jodhan and her campaign against bullying at
www.jodhanmysterybook.club
Now you can enjoy Donna’s detective DJ crime crushers Series by visiting
http://www.donnajodhan.com

You can follow me on twitter @accessibleworld
and chat with me on Skype at habsfan0526.
Like us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/authordonnajodhan

Greetings and welcome to the month of March!
Looks as if it is going to be a mixed bag of weather for this weekend but
let’s make the most out of it!
Today, I am pleased to share our president’s weekly editorial with you and
for this week Donna J. Jodhan talks about the rolling up the sleeves
strategy.
It’s a great weekend reading piece and I hope you enjoy it!
I’m Scott Savoy wishing you a pleasant day!

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Rolling up the sleeves
By Donna J. Jodhan

There used to be an old saying that basically said that if we really want to
attack a task we need to roll up our sleeves and get down to work. I
believe that this old saying is an ever green one and that we need to keep
it around for as long as we can.

Rolling up the sleeves can be applied in so many instances; in the
workplace, at home, and even when we go out there and have fun. We need to
keep this saying in mind each time when we do such things as make
commitments, agree to carry out specific tasks and even when we decide to
carry through and complete a project.

Rolling up the sleeves is a character building saying. It not only builds
character, it helps us to strengthen our resolve. To build patience,
compassion and passion.
It is a saying that we need to pass on to future generations. It is a
saying that we need to use as a foundation to building a better world.

Just my two cents for today.

I’m Donna J. Jodhan wishing you a terrific day and weekend.

To reach me, please send an email to info@sterlingcreations.ca.

Here is a complete list of where you can view Donna’s blogs and editorials.
Donna Jodhan! Advocating accessibility for all
http://www.donnajodhan.blogspot.com
Weekly features on how to increase your success with your business ventures
http://www.sterlingcreations.com/businessdesk.htm
Weekly articles and editorials on issues about accessibility
http://www.sterlingcreations.ca/blog
Learn more about Author Donna Jodhan and her campaign against bullying at
www.jodhanmysterybook.club
Now you can enjoy Donna’s detective DJ crime crushers Series by visiting
http://www.donnajodhan.com

You can follow me on twitter @accessibleworld
and chat with me on Skype at habsfan0526.
Like us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/authordonnajodhan

Hi there everyone and I simply cannot believe this!
Last weekend of February!
O well! Today I am pleased to share our president’s weekly editorial with
you and for today Donna J. Jodhan really focuses in on how more people are
using actions to demonstrate or share their thoughts rather than using the
direct and courteous approach of words.
I strongly encourage you to read this.
Enjoy your last February Saturday!

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When actions speak louder than words
By Donna J. Jodhan

As long as I can remember, my parents have always drummed into my head that
actions almost always speak louder than words and it definitely appears that
this is what more of us are doing these days; using actions to relay the
message rather than using words.

All well and good but whenever these actions are not quite what the
recipient expects or whenever the recipient is blindsided, it sure leaves a
very bad taste and more often than not this causes more problems than could
have been avoided if words were used in a professional and tasteful manner
to convey the message.
Here are some examples.

Jane Dough formed a committee with two other persons to promote and develop
the playing of chess in her area. A Facebook group was created and Jane
helped to craft emails to be circulated announcing the formation of a chess
club and it included times and places to meet.
Lo and behold! Shortly after the Facebook group was created, Jane received
an email telling her that she was unsubscribed from the facebook group.
Then when she wanted to discuss a possibility to raise funds to send vision
impaired kids to a chess camp; it was for the most part ignored by the other
members of the committee.
Then 4 days before the January 28 meeting, Jane received an invitation to
join the IO group and then there was a follow up announcement for the Jan 28
get together.

In Jane’s mind, this was a clear indication that these actions spoke much
louder than words; in short, Jane was dumped but neither of these two
committee members felt that it would have been better to speak to her
directly!

Anna Cake had been attending pottery classes at a pottery studio for several
years but after it had been sold Anna told the new owner that she wished to
continue with her pottery. The new owner agreed but said that she would let
her know about the upcoming classes. She faithfully promised to reach out
when she was ready to start classes.
Recently however, Anna heard from her former teacher that classes were in
full swing and that the new owner had students in her class but no one had
told Anna.

Now, it could have been that the new owner forgot to contact Anna but what
is hazy here is that the new owner had emphatically told Anna that she would
not be taking on any new students but Anna was told by the former owner that
the new owner had a new student in her class.
Here, actions may have been used to replace words!

Or we have examples of persons who use actions to relay messages rather than
being honest enough to speak to the person. How about the one who told an
untruth when he said that he could no longer continue with his position on a
board because of a conflict of interest with his new employer when in truth
and in fact he never spoke to his employer about any sort of conflict of
interest and the employer was most surprised to learn that said individual
was no longer on said board.

A lot of hurt feelings could have been avoided if words were used to relay
the message rather than hiding behind actions. It has left a perception
that this individual simply did not want to continue on the board but did
not have the guts to say so.

Finally, we have the trainer who was left gasping after he had learned from
one of his students that he had been replaced. His employer never told him
that he was no longer the trainer. He had to find out via the long, hard,
and very unprofessional way!

Just my two cents for today.

I’m Donna J. Jodhan wishing you a terrific day and weekend.

To reach me, please send an email to info@sterlingcreations.ca.

Here is a complete list of where you can view Donna’s blogs and editorials.
Donna Jodhan! Advocating accessibility for all
http://www.donnajodhan.blogspot.com
Weekly features on how to increase your success with your business ventures
http://www.sterlingcreations.com/businessdesk.htm
Weekly articles and editorials on issues about accessibility
http://www.sterlingcreations.ca/blog
Learn more about Author Donna Jodhan and her campaign against bullying at
www.jodhanmysterybook.club
Now you can enjoy Donna’s detective DJ crime crushers Series by visiting
http://www.donnajodhan.com

You can follow me on twitter @accessibleworld
and chat with me on Skype at habsfan0526.
Like us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/authordonnajodhan

Hello there! I’m Christian Robicheau looking on as February flits by!
I simply cannot believe that February will soonn be in the books.
Today, I am pleased to share our president’s weekly editorial with you and
for this week Donna J. Jodhan is asking what are we afraid of?
Happy weekend everyone.

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What is the fear?
By Donna J. Jodhan

I have often asked myself this question and truth be told I am not really
sure. All I have are questions for today.

What is the fear? Are we afraid of failure? Are we afraid that if we fail
then we would be the laughing stock of others?

Are we afraid of the dark? That is are we afraid of the dark because we are
not sure what to expect or maybe we are afraid of uncertainty?

Are we afraid of the future? Because of so much uncertainty, so many things
to deal with and so many new things all coming at us all at once?

Are we afraid of diversity? That is we are not sure how to deal with people
who are from different cultures, different religions, different ethnicities,
different races, different countries?

Are we afraid of criticism, complaints, politicians, or what?

Are we afraid of being abused and accused?

So many questions to answer and so many answers to give.
Just my two cents for today.

I’m Donna J. Jodhan wishing you a terrific day and weekend.

To reach me, please send an email to info@sterlingcreations.ca.

Here is a complete list of where you can view Donna’s blogs and editorials.
Donna Jodhan! Advocating accessibility for all
http://www.donnajodhan.blogspot.com
Weekly features on how to increase your success with your business ventures
http://www.sterlingcreations.com/businessdesk.htm
Weekly articles and editorials on issues about accessibility
http://www.sterlingcreations.ca/blog
Learn more about Author Donna Jodhan and her campaign against bullying at
www.jodhanmysterybook.club
Now you can enjoy Donna’s detective DJ crime crushers Series by visiting
http://www.donnajodhan.com

You can follow me on twitter @accessibleworld
and chat with me on Skype at habsfan0526.
Like us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/authordonnajodhan

Hi everyone! I’d like to introduce a new feature which will be posted on
Wednesdays.
Check out my Apple pick below.
An Apple a day keeps the doctor away!

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Discover the thrilling gameplay. Audio Rush introduces a completely new view
on how games accessible for blind and visually impaired users should look
like.

The task is simple – get as many points as you can and do not crash into any
obstacle.

To move left? Or right? It can be easily determined by two divergent tones.

Features:

* Three difficulties
* Obstacle visibility switch
Game Center support
VoiceOver support
* Gradual speed increasing
* Two-finger tap gesture anywhere on the screen to pause the game
* Big pulsing visual score indicator
* Gradual background colour changing for visual representing approaching
obstacles

Current Version: 1.1 (January 29, 2020)
Read? Audio Rush’s AppleVis App Directory entry for more information [2]?

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O my gosh! It’s February and welcome to one of the coldest months of the
year! I’m Scott Savoy preparing to depart for two weeks to a warmer
climate!
I promise to drink a cup of sunshine for everyone!
Today, I am pleased to share our president’s weekly editorial with you and
for this week Donna J. Jodhan writes about something that is very near and
dear to her heart; this being how respondents are being allowed to get away
with nothing but payoffs in return for buying silences from complainants.
I do encourage you to read on.
Happy weekend everyone!

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What happens when deep pockets win
By Donna J. Jodhan

This is a very real and growing concern for those of us who are unable to
afford proper legal representation and for Canadians with disabilities
living in Ontario; it is real and it is something that is crying out to be
addressed.

I personally experienced this very recently when a respondent with deep
pockets was allowed to use their financial resources to bully their way out
of a situation where they clearly violated the rights of the complainant.

In short: The complainant had no legal means to stand up for their rights.
They were forced to accept a financial solution and at the end of the day
their rights were completely ignored and unrecognized.

This is what is being allowed to continue right under the noses of Human
Rights Ontario; an agency that is supposed to protect the rights of persons
with special needs but truth be told, it is not very clear as to why they
are not taking the right stance to do so.

The growing perception about Human Rights Ontario is this! They are victims
of deep cuts to their budgets and at the same time they seem to be giving
out the message that it is better for complainants to accept financial
handouts from respondents rather than helping said complainants to stand up
for their rights.

The obvious question to be asked here is this: What is the justification
for the existence of Human Rights Ontario? If the perception with regard to
their present attitude is anywhere accurate then should Ontarians continue
to fund an agency that appears to be turning their backs on the very persons
that they are supposed to be supporting and helping?

Or here is another perspective to be considered: Are respondents with deep
pockets being given more latitude to dictate how complaints are dealt with?
Can it be said that the tail is now wagging the dog then? What can we do to
start reversing this process?

At the end of the day it appears that there exists in Ontario a Human Rights
Commission that is powerless to protect the rights of persons with special
needs plus others. An agency that finds it a better solution to strongly
encourage complainants to accept financial compensation in exchange for
remaining silent.

Score a huge victory for respondents with deep pockets and complainants
continue to struggle with precious little opportunity to turn to someone who
can help and someone who cares.

Just my two cents for today.

I’m Donna J. Jodhan wishing you a terrific day and weekend.

To reach me, please send an email to info@sterlingcreations.ca.

Here is a complete list of where you can view Donna’s blogs and editorials.
Donna Jodhan! Advocating accessibility for all
http://www.donnajodhan.blogspot.com
Weekly features on how to increase your success with your business ventures
http://www.sterlingcreations.com/businessdesk.htm
Weekly articles and editorials on issues about accessibility
http://www.sterlingcreations.ca/blog
Learn more about Author Donna Jodhan and her campaign against bullying at
www.jodhanmysterybook.club
Now you can enjoy Donna’s detective DJ crime crushers Series by visiting
http://www.donnajodhan.com

You can follow me on twitter @accessibleworld
and chat with me on Skype at habsfan0526.
Like us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/authordonnajodhan

Greetings! I’m Christian Robicheau and I simply cannot believe that this is
the final weekend of January!
Time is simply marching on and no one can stop this.
Today, I am pleased to share our president’s editorial with you and for this
week Donna J. Jodhan talks about why our kids cry.
It is a very deep editorial and I encourage you to read on!
Happy weekend to you now!

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Why do kids cry?
By Donna J. Jodhan

I can bet you anything that in response to this question we will find
ourselves being given a myriad of answers and it can range anywhere from any
of the following:
Diapers are wet or soiled.
Kids are hungry.
Kids are angry.
Kids are in distress.
Kids are hurt.
Kids are happy.
Kids are disappointed.
Kids are unhappy.

Kids also cry whenever they lose their parents or miss them and most of all
they cry for things that are either taken away from them or they lose
something that are very dear and precious to them.

Of course, there are other answers to the said question but suffice it to
say that kids can cry for so many reasons. Some of the time we are able to
wipe their tears away and replace them with miles of smiles but at other
times we are unable to do so and why?

Probably because we are not trying hard enough or probably because we may
not care enough! Or it may be that we are unable to help or simply we are
just thinking about ourselves instead of our kids.

At the end of the day; almost every kid cries for some sort of reason. They
almost never cry for nothing! Look hard enough and you will definitely see
or find why!

Just my two cents for today.

I’m Donna J. Jodhan wishing you a terrific day and weekend.

To reach me, please send an email to info@sterlingcreations.ca.

Here is a complete list of where you can view Donna’s blogs and editorials.
Donna Jodhan! Advocating accessibility for all
http://www.donnajodhan.blogspot.com
Weekly features on how to increase your success with your business ventures
http://www.sterlingcreations.com/businessdesk.htm
Weekly articles and editorials on issues about accessibility
http://www.sterlingcreations.ca/blog
Learn more about Author Donna Jodhan and her campaign against bullying at
www.jodhanmysterybook.club
Now you can enjoy Donna’s detective DJ crime crushers Series by visiting
http://www.donnajodhan.com

You can follow me on twitter @accessibleworld
and chat with me on Skype at habsfan0526.
Like us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/authordonnajodhan