It’s Okay to be Different

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When I was at the US htbihhffsn
Play Coalition
conference at Clemson University last month, Kent Callison from the playground manufacturing company GameTime was talking about the importance of videos. He aired the one I posted here about how prisoners get two hours a day of “play” time outside, which is more than most of today’s kids get. Very powerful.

As we got to talking, Kent showed me another video that blew me away, this one of two of his daughters on a day at school celebrating the fact, “It’s Okay to be Different.” It sure brought that point home for me, so I thought I’d share:

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The Callison sisters know it's okay to be different.

The Callison sisters know it’s okay to be different.

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4 Responses to It’s Okay to be Different

  1. Gregory Dwyer May 8, 2016 at 12:34 am #

    I’m happy for her. It took me surviving a suicide attempt to realize this.

  2. Nicole R. May 8, 2016 at 7:43 pm #

    Very sweet!

  3. PacMom May 8, 2016 at 11:17 pm #

    This is especially relevant for Mothers Day. (And will be again on Fathers Day) Each of our kids are individuals even if the same Parents raised them I think that is a big part of Free-Ranging it. Happy Mothers Day!

  4. Crystal Kupper May 9, 2016 at 11:24 am #

    Ah, I love positive posts like this!