I BELIEVE SHE'S AMAZING

[Debbie and Thomas]

It seems to me that many or most of us on this site are women but even our male members will enjoy this as I am sure that they all love females.  This has nothing to do with our sweet doodles but I thought you would enjoy this video.  It is a video of a "flash mob" which means " a large grouple of people who assemble suddenly in a public place".  This happened at the "Eaton Centre" which is a huge shopping mall in the downtown core of Toronto. It was organized by a woman who had just lost her best friend to colon cancer. WOW!!!  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qfcKvevod3k

[Karen, Jasper and Jackdoodle]

Thanks for sharing this. Very moving and inspiring!

[F, Calla & Luca]

Truly amazing. How do they choreograph something like this? What a tribute. And shopping malls look alike wherever they are.

[Debbie and Thomas]

It gave me goosebumps when I watched it....the woman who organized this is trying to get 1 million hits on this video on Utube to create awareness as a tribute to her best friend. I hope that our doodlekisses members can help her achieve this goal.

[Jenny & Henry]

Wow, absolutely beautiful.  SO touching.

[Debbie and Thomas]

This video IS beautiful....it must have taken a lot of time to choreograph...probably in a school gym or something like that ...they must have practiced for weeks...then went to this mall a few times to coach everyone involved.  So much time and thought went into this...just incredible.

[Laurie, Fudge, and Vern]

This was so wonderful and made me cry. My good friend, Debbie, passed away three years ago tomorrow from Breast Cancer. She was 48 and she was amazing. Left behind two teenage boys and a wonderful husband. Cancer stinks. Thanks for sharing.

[Debbie and Thomas]

Oh Laurie I am so sorry for your loss.  It is terrible to lose someone.  One of the reasons I posted this is because I lost my sister who was also my best friend. She also was amazing. She left two daughters aged 6 and 3 yrs old.  The anniversary of her passing is in March. Today...my sister in law sent this video to me.  When I saw all of the women and young girls in the video dancing as a tribute I KNEW it was for all of us who have lost someone and especially as a tribute to those amazing people we have lost. It also made me cry.

[Laurie, Fudge, and Vern]

Thanks, Debbie. So sorry for your loss too. I thought the same thing.

[Chelsea and Bailey]

Ahhh! Loved this! Brought me to tears! Not only have I been touched by family members with cancer but I also work on a ward that is adjacent to an oncology ward and we get a lot of cancer patients as overflow.... needless to say it is a terrible illness and this video was very beautiful in light of it all.

[Debbie and Thomas]

It touches the heart doesnt it?  But it also had me bouncing in my desk chair to the music and the dancing.  I keep replying here so this discussion moves up and more of our members will see it and hit on the U tube site so we can do our part in reaching 1 millions hits!

[Kyoko]

This is nice. I wonder if they did this on Mother's day or not.... 

Small things we do, or just being who we are influence others in one way or another. Even in a very small way.

We have to make conscious effort to contirbute to the life or others......

[Nancy, Ned, Clancy, and Charlie]

I was so impressed and I just wanted to join in and be a part of it.