Think about this occurrence: It would have been rather easy to look out at the snow and ice and the blowing wind on Saturday morning before Easter and say every Easter Bunny should be hiding in his rabbit hole and then cancel the Annual Easter Egg Hunt due to inclement weather. But no! The Jerome Optimist Club members are optimists. They do it for the kids. So sixteen members laid eggs and right on time more than 250 children turned out to pick them up. Smiling with the Easter Bunny, President Angie Bridge said, "Now you know why we color the eggs!"
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April 5, 2010
It's all about your attitude
Being in an Optimist Club is all about attitude. Smiles, laughter, friendships, networking and doing good for your community and the children is all second nature to an Optimist Club member. If not, the group gatherings aim at changing your attitude for the better.
Think about this occurrence: It would have been rather easy to look out at the snow and ice and the blowing wind on Saturday morning before Easter and say every Easter Bunny should be hiding in his rabbit hole and then cancel the Annual Easter Egg Hunt due to inclement weather. But no! The Jerome Optimist Club members are optimists. They do it for the kids. So sixteen members laid eggs and right on time more than 250 children turned out to pick them up. Smiling with the Easter Bunny, President Angie Bridge said, "Now you know why we color the eggs!"
Think about this occurrence: It would have been rather easy to look out at the snow and ice and the blowing wind on Saturday morning before Easter and say every Easter Bunny should be hiding in his rabbit hole and then cancel the Annual Easter Egg Hunt due to inclement weather. But no! The Jerome Optimist Club members are optimists. They do it for the kids. So sixteen members laid eggs and right on time more than 250 children turned out to pick them up. Smiling with the Easter Bunny, President Angie Bridge said, "Now you know why we color the eggs!"