With God and a few like-minded friends great things are possible – that’s what I keep realizing 🙂

It’s 12 : 00 PM on day 1512 of my journey towards independence and I’ve managed to brush my teeth, pray, read Song of Song 7, publish my Disability of the Day feature,  feed myself a peanut butter sandwich and a banana for breakfast and promote my Educate Generations campaign –  still on $770 but that’s okay the day is still young I’m sure I will find some generous people to support this very worthy cause I just hope I can do so before the power company shuts off our power (in South Africa we are going through this thing called load shedding the power company will basically switch off our electricity every day this week for a few hours a day to reduce the load on the system).

Today marks the one month anniversary of my Educate Generations campaign benefiting the Malala Fund so far seventeen people (including me) have donated to the campaign and between us we’ve donated $770 I am SO GRATEFUL and HAPPY. Thank you Juliet Parrott-Merrell and Ann Blackburn-Pann, Nancy Scott, Meg Guegan, Ellen Seidman, Madalina Cristea, Bruce Sallan, Catherine Cook, Stan Faryna, Clare Donaldson, Barbara Royce, Duane Dell’Oca, Priya Thomas and everyone else who chose to donate anonymously for your generous donations. Thank you Sue Levy, Verushka Ramasami, Gaynor Young,Rupasha Rampersad, Karmani Naidoo, Lee-Ann McDonald, Emma Lambert, Bruce Sallan, Stan Faryna, Marianne Tarkusep, Kelly Hengler, Sarah Britten, Lisa Varga, Ashlyn Singh, Wayne Mansfield, Laura Stanford, Michael Carr, Fiorenza Mella, Justina, Seema and everybody else for helping spread the word about this campaign. ‏

[Update October 3 2015: Campaign over. Final total raised is $5 285]