Jeffrey Blander

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About Jeffrey Blander
Jeff was raised by his grandparents. They taught him that kindness is the most important virtue to make the world a better place. He has worked in many far-away places and knows that children are our future. He is inspired by his daughter, who is an imaginative story teller, wonderful artist, and fearless explorer. She collaborates daily with her mommy to create wondrous tales of kindness, forgiveness, and of course with many garden fairies.
Proceeds from the sale of Jeff's fourth book, Maisha and the Rainbow Tree, will be donated to charitable causes supporting sustainable forest restoration and families in need.
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Blog postLife's most persistent and urgent question is, 'What are you doing for others?'
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Blog postThe unconditional love ❤️ between the mommy and her baby unicorn 🦄 is the most powerful magical 💫 force ever known. When they are reunited, it turns the surrounding enchanted forest 🌲 into a kaleidoscope of rainbow 🌈...
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Blog postThis morning, our dearest friend, inspiration, and fellow rainbow 🌈 tree 🌲 conspirator, Georgia, passed on while being surrounded by unconditional love at home, with her cherished daughter holding her hand.
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Blog post“Every leaf speaks bliss to me, fluttering from the autumn tree.” Emily Bronte 💕🌸☮️🦋
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Blog postDid you know that on average most elementary school teachers wake up before dawn to get ready for the school day?
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Blog postStart off the day with some love ❤️, peace ☮️, joy 😊, coffee ☕️ (and Skye 🐈). Drawing credit: Mommy and Maisha
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Blog postWoke up early this morning to Skye into some very happy mischief with a tape measure and bluejay feather (one we found in the yard.) Way too much to analyze at the pre-coffee stage. But seems like there is a screenplay ...
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Blog postMake the call or send the txt. It will probably mean more now than you could ever imagine. Be the friend you always wanted to have. Because, if not now, when? If not you, who? 💕🌸🦋☮️
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Blog post“It’s so important to do something every day that will make you happy.” Bob Ross
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Blog postSunday morning; definitely time for some extra strong coffee, sunshine, rainbows, and optimism.
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Blog postThis is an absolute favorite book that made it into our library years ago while living in East Africa. Seems to have even more meaning today than ever before for all ages and globally. Reminding us that friendship, kindn...
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Blog postSome morning coffee, positivity, sunshine, and lots of cinnamon. Be well, stay safe, keep healthy, and thank you for making the day a bit brighter with your friendship & kindness. 💕🌸☮️🦋☕️ ☀️
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Blog postThe measure of a country's greatness is its ability to retain compassion in times of crisis. - Thurgood Marshall
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Blog postWhen times are tough, others go low, we rise up with Rainbow Hope Stones. Because that is how we roll...💕🌸☮️🦋🧚♂️💫🌈 🌍
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Blog post“When my daughter says ‘Daddy I need you!’ I wonder if she has any idea that I need her a billion times more.” 💕🦋☮️🌸
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Blog postMessages of love, hope, kindness, and advocacy always prevails 💕🌸☮️🦋🦄💫
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Blog postMaisha and the Rainbow Tree 🌳 shares a powerful message of hope, friendship, and advocacy. Get your copy FREE (ebook) on Amazon for Father’s Day weekend, Saturday June 20th & Sunday June 21st.📕https://www.amazon.com/d...
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Blog postThank you @pennalumni for sharing #mypennstory in time for Father’s Day weekend. Sending all our thoughts of love, peace, and kindness. 💕🦋🌸☮️
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Blog postWhen times are most challenging, remember to always look for the rainbows 🌈. You never know what (or who) you might find in the most unexpected places. Perhaps it will be love 💕, compassion, humanity, peace ☮️, and kin...
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Blog postHearing and bearing witness to the raw and searing pain of friends, co-workers, and those in our community, the question that begs answering is, ”How do you want to be remembered?” Did you remain idle or take a strong st...
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Blog postAt a time when smiles and laughter are not always easy to find, please enjoy...
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Blog postPerhaps, it all starts again with the simple question, "What do you believe in?"
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Blog postA truly magical hour with friends and new acquaintances during our virtual story time at Twinbrook Public Library, Maryland. We are feeling so blessed.
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Blog postHappy Sunday morning podcast 🎤: The truly extraordinary Angel Greaves shared a podcast of Maisha and the Rainbow Tree from the UK . We are so grateful for her support and artistry. We loved working with her. She is so t...
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Blog postTo honor my daughter's (and co-author's) birthday wish, please help us celebrate as one caring community by letting friends, family, neighbors, and acquaintances know they can download the book, Maisha and the Rainbow Tr...
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Blog postBecause of all your incredible support for our book project, my mom’s legacy will live on.
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Blog postWords will never describe how blessed this journey is for me personally. But to share this all with you, during these incredibly difficult times, is so heartfelt.
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Blog postIt has been many years since my mom went to heaven. 🙏🙏🙏 I was in the 2nd grade (same age as my daughter now) and the memories are fuzzy about that day. Though I do remember being loved unconditionally, our book projec...
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Titles By Jeffrey Blander
Then, a developer plans to cut down the beloved tree. Maisha and the community use a “Let’s get to work!” attitude to help save Isabella. Join Maisha’s inspiring journey as she organizes a protest with her family, friends, and neighbors.
Inspired by true events, Maisha and the Rainbow Tree shares a powerful message of everlasting love, hope, friendship, and advocacy that reaches around the world and beyond.
All author proceeds from the sale of this book will be donated to charitable causes impacting the earth and supporting families in need.
E-Business Expectations provides a critical review of the process of evolving a product or service from prototype to practical technology. Written by renown expert on technology issues, this book provides business executives and managers with tools they can use to position their product or service to best satisfy their customer's needs. It guides readers from unrealistic to realistic expectations of what a firm's technology can bring to its e-business strategy. This book provides managers with a solid foundation for creating realistic technological expectations for their e-business in terms of repeatability, scalability, operating environment, resource requirements, and compatibility issues.
Bryan P. Bergeron (Brookline, MA) has over thirty years' experience designing and working with computers and electronics. He teaches technology and business at Harvard Medical School and MIT and is Editor in Chief of e.MD, Technical Editor of Postgraduate Medicine, among others. Dr. Bergeron is President of Archetype Technologies, Inc., a technology consulting firm.