This may seem kind of silly, but it is true. As I scrolled through my stream on Facebook, someone that I am friends with liked this photo of one of his friends who had just updated his profile picture. As I looked at the photo of Mr. Sinclair, of course I noticed the banners. He reports that he was the guest speaker at the Hillsboro, Oregon Optimist Club meeting.
Isn't it awesome that our banners make such a statement that even non-members want to share them with others?
Your Optimist Club can share optimism by putting its banners into the scene every day.
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