Will You Be My Neighbor?
Joanna shares some memories of one of her favorite children's shows, "Mister Rogers' Neighborhood.".
Laurie reads a selection from a commencement address given by Fred McFeely Rogers at Dartmouth College, "It's You I Like".

Another version of "Your Song" by Elton John and Ronan Keating:

Song: "Your Song," by Edwin Derricutt

They're Singing Your Song
Laurie appreciates the value of singing to friends and family. She shares an inspiration she found - "They're Singing Your Song": From a story told by Alan Cohen in his book, "Wisdom Of The Heart."

Song: "Bayou Lovesong," by Gary Alexander

Louisiana is Very Nice!
Laurie reads a work by Karen Lynn Vidra: "A Cajun Poem"

Song: "Crocodiles," by Cat Jahnke

Sunshine and Grace After the Storm
Laurie reads a poem called: "Walking With Grace," written by Maithri.

Song: "Own True Way," by "Great Big Sea"

A poem celebrating the gifts which can come to our life as a result of storms: "Storms," by Margie DeMerell.

Song: "Stay in the Circus," by "Juka Soma"

Just Start in to Sing and You'll Do It
Laurie loves this poem, it's so feisty!
"It Couldn't Be Done," by Edgar A. Guest.

Song: "Circus," by Craig Cardiff

Little Things Make the Difference
Laurie thanks everyone for the things they do which make the lives of other's brighter and reads a poem which expresses a celebration of kindness:
"The Little Things," by Mary Dawson Hughes

Song: "Quiero" by "Origen"

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