Thanks for the giveaway!

Wow, everytime people ask me that, I'd have to say it's my mum. She's here for me in every way, and she's the best friend I have. Everyday she makes an impact in my life, and I don't know what I would do without her. She's the savviest mum in the world (to me), I mean, how many mums dare play games like WoW or MapleStory with your friends? I don't like playing those games, but she loves it. My friends think she's super cool, and I'm lucky to have her. :)

Okay, that was long. Mother day soon!

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I love givaways. One person who made an impact on my life was my 10th grade english teacher.

One person that made an impact on life is my mom. She was lost to a disease for years and became very sick, leaving the doctors to claim, she has 4 months to live. It is one and a half years later and my mom is stronger than ever with a ton of humor and love. She has shown me....how to be brave, humble and strong.

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One person who I've noticed as having made an impact in my life is my daughter's soccer coach. By teaching her well... and encouraging her to do better... have enriched her life greatly!

Another giveaway! And you're right, I could use some inspiration these days.

There are many people in my life that have made an impact, whether inentional or unintentional, but the one that always springs to mind is my best friend Ange. She always seems to just know when I need her, and she calls or emails (we live several hundred miles apart). She's always doing small thoughtful things for me, and I can feel her love from far away.

Thanks for letting me recognize her publicly . . . whether or not I win, I'm glad to wax poetic about somebody special.

Kelly
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My late grandmother was quite a lady. Despite severe arthritis she just kept going. So now I always tell me kids that you might not be able to do some things but you can ALWAYS try! Thanks for the giveaway.

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My next door neighbor while I was growing up. She opened up the crafter/gardener/reader in me. I owe it all to her for teaching me it all!

My literature teacher! She is my very own John Keating and encouraged me to go for my dreams!

When I was diagnosed with breast cancer a women from my daughter's school was the first to jump at the chance to do things for my family (take my kids for playdates, make us meals) even though I barely knew her. I am happy to say that she is now one of my good friends.
Thanks for the chance to win this book. It sounds like just the book I need to read right now! wordblog@optonline.net

Don't enter me. I reviewed it too. I tend to agree with you on the obvious sermonizing. And, while I found a lot of what Andy said, very familiar (his take on the love languages, etc.), the way he presented it in this story really touched me. And, you're right, Jones was terrific.

I would have to say my best friend Anne. She's the most driven person that I know and taught me to take the zen approach to life!

Thanks for the opportunity to say this....

I would have to say that my husband has made the hugest impact on my life! My life has been made whole since he's been a part of my life (first as a friend and then as a husband). I wouldn't be the person I am today without his love and friendship. He's amazing!

Shannon
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While I'm her mother and would like to think that I've had a great impact on her life, my daughter, Tiffany has made a great impact on my life. She has grown into a fantastic person of whom I am very proud. As a teacher when I hit a stumbling block or need advice I will call her for her opinion. She inspires me to be a better person.