Bill Severns
Donuts, Diamonds, & Dreams
language
(Electric Moon Publishing July 20, 2017)
It all began in the Sandlot. A magical time where all of us kids dreamed and played.
We were free to play. We loved being with our friends. We learned how to share, encourage, dream, and enjoy each other. We learned how to negotiate, figure things out, use our imaginations, and cheer each other on.
We figured out that we were all different and that was good. Kind of like diamonds, we each brought our own special talent.
We played baseball, but that was just a piece of our time together. We learned that there are lots of fun things to do, and boy, did we love to try them all.
Hold on to your dreams, grab a donut with your friends, and enjoy the ride while you can!
We were free to play. We loved being with our friends. We learned how to share, encourage, dream, and enjoy each other. We learned how to negotiate, figure things out, use our imaginations, and cheer each other on.
We figured out that we were all different and that was good. Kind of like diamonds, we each brought our own special talent.
We played baseball, but that was just a piece of our time together. We learned that there are lots of fun things to do, and boy, did we love to try them all.
Hold on to your dreams, grab a donut with your friends, and enjoy the ride while you can!
- Pages
- 81
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