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Tag Archives: Nelson Mandela
A Well-Earned Rest and Glorious Vista
“I have walked that long road to freedom. I have tried not to falter; I have made missteps along the way. But I have discovered the secret that after climbing a great hill, one only finds that there are many … Continue reading
Posted in Beauty, Freedom, Love, Quotes I Love, Uncategorized
Tagged beauty, freedom, Love, Nelson Mandela, peace, sacrifice
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One Of My Heroes and a Quote That Helps To Explain Why
“As I walked out the door toward my freedom I knew that if I did not leave all the anger, hatred and bitterness behind that I would still be in prison.” –Nelson Mandela (Source: Online Wellness Network) A wise man … Continue reading
Posted in Adversity, Anger, Forgiveness, Freedom, Quotes I Love, Wisdom
Tagged Anger, bitterness, freedom, hatred, Nelson Mandela, Onlne Wellness Network, prison
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So much misery comes from settling for less than we can be in life and doing less than we can do. Thank you for the reminder, Mojo! And thank you pathwriter for your post from which MoJo reblogged it. (I … Continue reading
I Just Returned from a Memorial Service of a Man I’ve Never Met
I just returned from a memorial service of a man I’ve never met. He was a distant relative of my elderly father-in-law who would not have been able to go if I hadn’t taken him. The deceased was born in … Continue reading
Posted in Family "Fun", Random Thoughts
Tagged 14-year-olds, Army, Bataan Death March, bus, Congressional Gold Medal, crime, death, father-in-law, George Washington, inerpreter, interrogate, interrogator, Japan, legacy, Martin Luther King, memorial service, MIS, Nelson Mandela, non-whites, public pool, School, secret, swimming, terrible, terrible crime, Tojo, Walter Tanaka, war, white, whites, WWII
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