Sunday, June 14
7:00 a.m. US/ 12 p.m. UK
Caitlin arrives in the kitchen unusually early dressed and ready for the day. She is wearing her new pink t-shirt that reads, “Girls can change the world.” 
“Good morning,Cait…” I start to say when she interrupts me. She has more important things on her mind this morning.
“Mom,” she says as she looks down at her t-shirt. “I think they should make shirts that say, ‘Future Paralympians can change the world’.”
“I agree, Caitlin. We should make shirts that say…” she interrupts me again.
“Mom, they should make shirts that say, ‘Paralympians can change the world’, too.”
7:30 a.m. US/ 12:30 p.m. UK
Nolan bounds into the kitchen still in his pajamas. “I can’t believe it! Today, I get to interview a future Paralympian.”
Jen Stratton and Team Possible 
A fantastic introduction Jen for your’Jr. Profiles of the Possible’!
We are so honoured that Rio has inspired you to write about the next generation of aspiring Paralympians and your wonderful vision of “a more inclusive world that celebrates ALL abilities” – can’t wait to read and share your blog post about Rio!
#TeamPossible
#RedefiningAbility
#RunRioRun
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Love how kids know almost instinctively that we should celebrate and be inspired by differences. Their excitement is awesome.
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