Bliss - Live it, Give it - Exploring Dreams #1

            What is a dream? It is something that is desired. What is a need? It is something that is used and “needed” on a daily basis in order to survive. I discussed my interpretation of what a “dream” was versus what a “need” was.

            A need to me, is something as simple as; water and food. While a dream would be something that would enhance the needs, such as, for the water, a fruit punch mix. For the food, a box of Girl Scout Thin Mints. Those are dreams, not necessarily needs. They are wishful wants. But a real dream is something that is more than just Koolaid mix and a box of cookies. Its something that will motivate you and what will drive you to get it done.

            For me, becoming a Girl Scout Council CEO, is dream. Or becoming a Girl Scout USA Ambassador, that has the opportunity to represent Girl Scouts in different countries. Having these dreams motivate me to learn everything that I need to know… including staying in Girl Scouts.

            What are your needs and dreams?

100 Acts of Green

            I have another blog, its called www.100ActsOfGreen.org. It is primarily all on different “Acts of Green”. I encourage any of you, who have done, or are doing, an outstanding environmental project, to go check out the blog and maybe post your own project. How you organized it, your partnerships and what you did.

            I am the youth director for an environmental organization called Discover Green. We do many service projects a year, or even a month! And this year, I plan on posting the projects on this website. But it is mostly for girls who have an interest in the environment and in their community, to talk and converse about what they know, and to ask and answer questions from others.

            If any of you have questions or want to know about Discover Green, on what we do you can visit this website www.discovergreenyel.org. Or if you have question on what you can do with Discover Green, you can contact me at sarah@discovergreenyel.org.