I have to say it put a smile on my face and a curiosity in my mind. It left me wondering how many lives could be changed with the power of a little encouragement.
I opened my gym locker to find a note saying "don't ever let anyone tell you that you aren't beautiful. Pass on the message that you are beautiful and keep it going." from www.operationbeautiful.com.
I grinned like a high schooler. I immediately put it in the locker of the girl next to me and witnessed her shine too. It was funny to me how a small anonymous note made my day, perhaps my week.
But isn't that what every girl wants? To feel beautiful and for others to notice it too? I couldn't think of a more perfect place for Operation Beautiful to be in full affect then at the gym. Sometimes women can be our own worst enemies, especially in our heads.
I spent some time checking out the Operation Beautiful website and enjoyed reading all the fun ways other women had come up with passing on the beauty effect. I immediately made a mental note to pick up some fun post-it notes to become an ambassador for the cause.
The world could use more beauty in it, especially beginning in our own hearts.
To learn more, visit www.operationbeautiful.com.
2 comments:
Love it! It reminds me of a line in "A Little Princess" (the movie version) when the mean Miss Minchin derides Sara Crewe for still thinking of herself as a princess:
"All girls are. Even if they live in tiny old attics. Even if they dress in rags, even if they aren't pretty, or smart, or young. They're still princesses. All of us. Didn't your father ever tell you that? Didn't he?"
Well, let's make sure we tell each other, right Princesses?
Hey Friend!!
I've been out of the blogosphere for a couple of weeks...and missed you! I always love checking in on you!
Funny, I was just talking about you this week...and how beautiful and classy and exotic that you are!
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