Mission Inspiration for March "19.

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This month I chose to be inspired by "bloom where you are planted." Thinking about this I came up with the following:

It is my belief that no matter where we come from, whether it be rural or urban, and no matter where we end up in our lives, we can bloom and grow into whatever we desire to become. Weeds, and even flowers can flourish in the cracks of a sidewalk, as well as in the fields out in the open.
Be all you can be wherever you are.

Until next time,
Go! Create something!

JF

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