The definition of success–To laugh much; to win respect of intelligent persons and the affections of children; to earn the approbation of honest critics and endure the betrayal of false friends; to appreciate beauty; to find the best in others; to give one’s self; to leave the world a little better, whether by a healthy child, a garden patch, or a redeemed social condition; to have played and laughed with enthusiasm, and sung with exultation; to know even one life has breathed easier because you have lived–this is to have succeeded.” – Ralph Waldo Emerson.

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Three Peas Co.( exclusive designer for Love Baby J) will be participating and contributing to the USS Midway Concert benefitting the children of our armed forces & families. We are also honored to be styling Keana Texeira's wardrobe and her dancers the Girls of Soulstice movie.

The following is from the entire press release for: Operation Jump for Joy

The Jumpitz Announce "Operation Jump for Joy": Free Holiday Concert Honoring Snowball Express, Benefiting the Children of Our Armed Forces

The Jumpitz, Hollywood's hottest emerging children's entertainment group, today released information on "Operation Jump for Joy," a free holiday concert event designed to entertain and benefit the children of our Armed Forces. This exciting event takes place Sunday, December 27, 2009 from 6-9pm on the USS Midway in San Diego, CA.; also airing on The Pentagon Channel from The American Forces Network. "Operation Jump For Joy" is title sponsored by American Airlines, the official airline for Snowball Express, and media partners FOX 5 San Diego and 101.1 KPRI Radio.

San Diego, CA (PRWEB) December 15, 2009 -- The Jumpitz, Hollywood's hottest emerging children's entertainment group, today released information on "Operation Jump for Joy," a free holiday concert event designed to entertain and benefit the children of our Armed Forces. This exciting event takes place Sunday, December 27, 2009 from 6-9pm on the USS Midway in San Diego, CA. Sponsored by American Airlines, the official airline for Snowball Express, media partners FOX 5 San Diego and 101.1 KPRI Radio, this event is sure to bring smiles of delight to the one-thousand children and members of military families in attendance. "Operation Jump for Joy" also includes a festival of fun activities on the Hangar Deck, including a live performance from Hullabaloo, JW Tumbles, the San Diego Chargers' cheerleaders, autographs, refreshments, and gifts for every family; on the flight deck, a wonderful show is planned that will appeal to all ages: one of the hottest new entertainment groups for kids, The Jumpitz, and The Wayan Brothers' Boo Crew for the young set; pop star Keana and emerging boy band WOW for teens; and for parents, six-time San Diego music award winner, Eve Selis. Mistress of ceremonies, Kathleen Bade of Fox 5 San Diego, will lead the show.
The event will directly benefit Snowball Express, an international charity whose mission is to create a network of hope for the families of our fallen heroes.

What: Operation Jump for Joy


Who: Performances from The Jumpitz, Wayan Brothers' Boo Crew, Hullabaloo, Eve Selis, WOW and Keana

Why: A global benefit for the children of our fallen military heroes, supporting the mission of Snowball Express

When: Sunday, December 27, 2009 6-9pm

Where: The USS Midway, San Diego, CA

"Operation Jump for Joy" is sponsored by: American Airlines, USS Midway, Northrop Grumman, Barona Resort and Casino, Motorola, Veolia Transportation, Cubic Coporation , SDG&E, and LEGOLAND California.

Operation Jump for Joy will also air on The Pentagon Channel, which broadcasts military news and information for the 2.6 million members of the U.S. Armed Forces both stateside and overseas to over 175 countries, allowing military children and families around the world to partake in the joy this holiday season. Air times/dates tbd. This marks the beginning of a new relationship between The Jumpitz and the American Forces Network and their family channel, to be announced early in 2010.

"We're beyond thrilled to host this spectacular program in our hometown of San Diego," said Phyllis Schwartz, CEO for The Jumpitz. "It's an honor for us to be a part of something so special that directly supports military families not just in our own backyard, but globally. By partnering with Snowball Express, American Airlines and our other generous sponsors, as well as a talented line up of performers, we're able to give back to the families of those who are on the front lines, fighting for our freedom 365 days a year."

"As a former military officer in Germany, I understand the selfless commitment these families make. As someone who lost their mother at 14, I also understand the pain and loneliness of missing a parent. I have been involved in many charitable causes, and Snowball Express is hands down the most amazing organization and experience I have ever been involved

with. It is a tremendous group of people selflessly giving their time and love to ensure these families are not forgotten," added Laurie Reider-Jabbar, EVP of Business Development for The Jumpitz and West Point Graduate. Micki Sander, Chairperson of Snowball Express, who along with Snowball Express and its volunteers, were recently featured as "ABC's Persons of the Week" on World News Tonight with Charlie Gibson (click HERE for video), adds, "The Jumpitz were a big hit with the Snowball Express children at our recent Snowflake Express event in Dallas. We're excited to be part of this special night on the USS Midway that will honor our military families and bring The Jumpitz brand of joy to many of our San Diego Snowflake kids who will be attending. We are so grateful for this recognition of the wonderful efforts of Snowball Express."

Captain Steve Blankenship, Managing Director of Veterans Initiatives - American Airlines, said, "The men and women in uniform and the people of American Airlines know that true patriotism is not only about what you think, feel or say - it's about what you do. This is why American Airlines has set out to provide tangible assistance to organizations like 'Operation Jump for Joy' that support our nation's service members, veterans and their families."

So as I sit here in my few moments of silence, between my three year snuggling up for his 2 hour nap, and my two other handsome sons about to arrive home, I am trying to take some time to reflect on the things I did well and was successful at this year, and the things I may need to work on just a little. Yes... That was a giant run on sentence! Anyway, over the past year I have gone through quite a few changes in my life. Moving our family across the country, starting my own dream business, taking care of three little boys, blogging, tweeting, texting, facebooking, designing, and somehow trying to be a good wife... all at the same time. I have realized that... Laundry can wait, dishes can sit, toys can be picked up later, and I just can't possibly work and make everyone happy 24 hours a day. What truly matters are the little moments that we somehow overlook in the craziness we call life. The smell of the clean ocean air, the innocence of our children's faces as they go round and round on the merry-go-round and manage to waive to mommy and daddy with a smile every time around. The smell of dinner cooking, and the family sitting down together to eat. Oh, and lets not forget the few quiet moments each night when you go in and check on your sleeping children before you go to bed. I guess that sometimes we get so caught up in the craziness of the moment, work, cleaning, being a mommy, and running a business, that we tend to overlook or underappreciate the things that really matter.

Ok... My times up! Sorry for the rambling. All in all, it's been a great year. I couldn’t possibly tell you all that I’ve learned in this one post, so over the next few weeks I am hoping to post more about the goals I have set for myself for this year. I thank all of you that have taken the time to read my posts and visit my site.

Wishing you all a healthy, happy holiday season!