Creating (Unexpected) Blackberry Moments

Ernie Johnson speaks of the two boys of the minor league team, the host of the sports program. They spend time to enjoy the BlackBerry at an important moment of the game. For Ernie, this has become a contemporary metaphor - reminds people not to miss the blessings around him. He called these unexpected moments "blackberry moment". Arnie made even a "blackberry moment" for others, by buying flowers for strangers. What can I do to congratulate people today?

In this book, Ernie often uses the term "Blackberry moment". This points to the point (positive or negative) when unexpected events occurred, and immediately creates unforgettable memories. The first one appeared when he did a small time. A 9 or 10 year old league baseball. A batter's opponent hit the ball bounced at the surrounding fence. The two outfielder of Ernie team crossed the fence to collect the ball. When they did, Arnie's coaching team came to the stadium to talk to other players. For the first time in a long while, the coach saw the fence and saw what was going on The two outfielders were still outside the fence so I sat down under a tree and ate a blackberry. To the surprise of many people, both team members skipped the fence and began to join, delaying the game for a while.

As it was unexpected he will never forget, so Arnie's first "Blackberry moment" is. He and his father repeated this story many times in their speech. He said that he remembered it, but he did not remember what happened. Even if the minor league game, or his team wins. As you can imagine, Ernie has been doing sports programs for many events with six children over the years. And he experienced many "blackberry moments". While I continued reading this book, I came to think of "the moment of Blackberry" in my life When my or my two daughters did something unexpectedly, or create eternal memories I am proud when it is publicly accepted as a result. Or, what I am doing when I was told, I am negative or very sad. I remember my eldest daughter made a good-bye speech at a high school graduation ceremony like yesterday.