Words. Worth. Hearing.

This has nothing to do with fundraising...or dyslexia...but I have to raise awareness. (hint: click on awareness for details!)

Tonight, at UACCM a Holocaust Survivor will share his story at 6:30pm.

Tomorrow night, at 7pm he will share his story at Conway High School.

This is an event put on by UCA and UACCM together and the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum. The event is not at UCA because apparently the Conway High School James H. Clark Auditorium is just a larger facility.  

Is there a story more horrifying than this kind of story? I'm not sure I could be convinced otherwise. Holocaust survivors are only getting older and closer to death. They are burdened to pass on their stories so that history will not be repeated. 

Please don't let this historical opportunity slip by you. I guarantee that it isn't something you'll forget or regret. And if you do, well, don't say so...because I'd most likely spit on you and your pathetic self-absorbed ignorance. I mean that in a very nice way. Promise. ;)

Seriously, do you know how amazing it is that they are even HERE...in um...Conway?Conway.

Yes, there IS a lot to still wrap up for our fundraising projects, which are due Thursday (Jordan, that comma before the which is JUST FOR YOU!). ;) However, projects and grades too will come and go. There will never be a shortage of them. Consequently, there will be a shortage of Holocaust survivors in the near future. Wouldn't you like to hear what they have to say? Isn't this a voice worth hearing? 

You'll never forget it. 

You'll only regret it...if you don't...GO!

And, if you ever have a chance to go to the Holocaust Museum in DC it is definitely a must-see! 

Don't go to DC JUST to see Dorothy's slippers, or Michelle Obama's inaugural dress!

By the way, these historical life chances tonight and tomorrow are FREE.