Patti Digh is an author, speaker, and educator who builds learning communities and gets to the heart of difficult topics. Her work over the last three decades has focused on diversity, inclusion, social justice, and living and working mindfully. She has developed diversity strategies and educational programming for major nonprofit and corporate organizations and has been a featured speaker at many national and international conferences.
Imagine that I live in a state where this is not the law ? So crazy. I don’t even have to think about it – it is instinctively part of getting into the car for me.
Buckle up, y’all ! Happy Saturday !
I’m incredulous that it is legal anywhere to drive without seatbelts. Where I live, it’s been the law for maybe 40 years. I take it for granted that everyone does this automatically.
Many years ago, as in 32 or 33, a supervisor of mine with whom I had to drive places, always buckled his seat belt. It was a radical act, back then, but his example stayed with me all the rest of my life. I don’t think I’ve gotten into a car since then when I didn’t buckle up. Thanks Steve. I love you.
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ABOUT PATTI
In 2005, Patti Digh started her blog, 37days, following the death of her stepfather who died just 37 days after being diagnosed with cancer. Six books about living mindfully followed. And there’s more to come.