Owl Necklaces

This blog is really changing… I like to blog about owl necklaces and owl gifts but today I am going to tell you a little more about my personal life.  I just completed my first relay triathlon.  I’m posting a few pictures from this great day.

I thought that I would post some recent pictures… instead of blogging I have been participating in several local events.  Last weekend I participated in the Little Friends “Step Up for Autism”.  Here are a few pictures with all of my friends before the walk.

Ever heard of a community organization called Feed My Starving Children?

Feed My Starving Children is a non-profit organization committed to feeding children.  Through donations and local community volunteers, the organization helps feed malnourished children in over 70 countries.  For more information about Feed My Starving Children check out their website: http://www.fmsc.org.

I was able to volunteer recently so I’m posting some pictures of myself, my family, and friends.  We all worked together to pack over 8 boxes at my table!

Again- thank you all for your donations.  All of the money raised from my occupational therapy autism awareness owl necklace was donated this weekend.  I’m posting a few of the pictures of my friends that walked with me.  It rained a ton the morning of the walk but we still enjoyed ourselves.  We were lucky that the rain only delayed the walk/run by 20 minutes.  Please let me know if you have any questions.  Enjoy my bright orange poncho.

Dear Owl Necklaces Fans,

I want to personally thank you all for your donations and purchases.  I will be walking in the Naperville’s Little Friends… Step Up for Autism Walk this Sunday!  I hope to see my local owl necklace fans downtown Naperville to help support this wonderful cause.

I will post pictures next week.

Deb

www.owlnecklaces.com

I love this article written by Rick Johnson all about local owls to the Naperville, IL area.  Mr. Johnson speaks about local owls such as the great horned owl and the eastern screech owl, saw whet owl, as well as the short eared owl which love the Springbrook Prairie.  The article also goes over owl history including how the Greeks believed that Owls foretold good fortune and victory in battle.  According to the Greeks, owls symbolize wisdom.

Check out the Naperville Sun for more information.