..."People will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel."
Maya Angelou
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About Me
- marylee m armour
- Central NY, United States
- I was born in Terre Haute, Indiana. At age 41, I enrolled at Syracuse University and in 1973 received a dual degree in Education and in Family Studies. In 1981 I was awarded my Master's Degree in Family Studies from the same university. I live in Central New York and am never far from my computer. A retired hunting beagle named Sammy helps keep me grounded, although he thinks I spend too much time at the keyboard. Always a lover of words, I enjoy writing to others interested in the Adirondacks, nature, and spirituality.
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Marylee, love your musings! And your sense of humor that is so apparent in them. And, yes, I believe in smiling (a naturall thing for me I guess). I think it does make people feel better. I learned that when we lived in our Boston apartment. Waiting for the elevator after workday was a group of people, no one talking. So..I made some simple comment and soon we were all sharing and smiling. Made such a difference in those few waiting-moments! I always say goodmorning to people coming from the bank when I am entering (and smile). Who knows if that might make a difference in their day. I do this naturally....maybe because I need to do it and maybe because God wants me to share.
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