Remember the simple joy and excitement of a post card? You’d be sorting through the bills, brochures and junk mail – and there it was. A small greeting from a faraway place.
The first week of May is National Postcard Week. It’s seven days to relive the thrills of sending and receiving post cards.
Imagine being separated from your family. Years go by without contact. You wonder where they live, if they’re doing well, and if they ever think about you.
This Wednesday is National Tell A Story Day. To get in the spirit, we’re happy to share a real-life story with an ending that filled our hearts with joy.
Happy Earth Day!
PeopleFinders is proud to be an e-commerce company. Our services and reports are available online, which helps save paper and other resources to reduce our carbon footprint.
On April 22, 2011, PeopleFinders is checking out ways we can all celebrate Earth Day. Here are three of our favorite eco-friendly ideas:
Want to live longer? A positive attitude may be the key.
The age-old question about whether your glass is half-full or half-empty might be more important than we thought. Some people have a natural ability to stay positive and bounce back from hard times. Turns out these people are also likely to live longer. Do you have a positive attitude?
Our siblings. Most of us grew up with at least one brother or sister around.
We fought, played and laughed together. Then we fought some more. As we became adults, our relationships changed. Hopefully for the better. But no matter how we felt or feel about these people who share our parents, they are family.
Hope. It keeps us going when times are bad. It gives us courage when we’re weak. It helps us through our darkest hours. Everyone deserves hope.
More than 3 million reports of child abuse are recorded in the United States every year. Victims of abuse may feel they have no way out. They might believe no one will help them. These young children can easily lose hope. But we can show them we care.
