Jay Leno Does a FREE Show

One of the most heart warming films I've ever seen was "Pay It Forward." Whenever I "accidentally" run across it on TV, I sit back and enjoy the message of the film. I even added it to my collection of films last year.

Since then, I've become a lot more aware of people paying it forward in their own lives. Take Jay Leno for instance. I just saw him announce on "The View" that he will be doing a FREE show in Detroit on April 7.

Jay Leno says that he decided to do something to help others as President Obama says that this time in our economic history is calling all of us to do.

Jay mentioned that he felt he had no other talents besides his talent as a comedian, so he decided to use it to put together a FREE show. For those who need a comic release and want to escape the dreariness of the moment, they can come out and enjoy a free night of entertainment.

I thank Jay Leno and President Barack Obama for reminding me to "pay it forward," especially during this time.

Now, let me sign off so that I can, as Jay did, figure out what I can do...

FedEx Does a Good Thing

As I was browsing through e-mails today, I ran across a story regarding FedEx Office.

With all of the bad news regarding the economy and companies laying off employees, I must admit that I was a little shocked, yet very pleased to hear that FedEx Office will offer free resume copies to anyone who needs them.

On March 10, all FedEx Office stores will provide 25 free copies of your resume whether you are out of a job or still have a job - the copies will be provided to anyone who needs them.

Check out the article at http://blogs.moneycentral.msn.com/smartspending/archive/2009/03/06/spruce-up-your-r-233-sum-233-for-fedex-s-free-copies-day.aspx because it gives you a few more details about this kind gesture FedEx is providing.

I'm glad to see a company offering a service that can provide a productive impact on American employees.

Thanks FedEx Office!