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Monthly Archives: April 2016
For My Dear Pakistani Friends: Fayyaz and Meena
What a gift this morning from Judy! The story of this kind, gentle man has left me weeping !Of course there are people who live their lives with a “giving heart” in Pakistan but their stories rarely reach the news. … Continue reading
Posted in service, Travel
Tagged Al Jazeera English, Fayyaz. Meena, Master Ayub, Pakistan, Pakistani friends, Pakistani teacher of the poor
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Meet India’s Buttermilk Uncle
If you are in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, buttermilk is your quintessential quick-fix remedy to beat the sweltering heat. There’s no way that you can step out of the house without having your fill for the day. And just in … Continue reading
Posted in India, Religions of the World, service, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged Andhra Pradesh, free buttermilk, generosity of heart, Hindus, Hydrabad, India, kindness of India, Koti, photography, travel
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John Perkins. . . . . Leader for Reconciliation
Dr. John Perkins, eighty-five years young will be speaking at Loudonville Community Church this weekend at the church’s first local “Mission Possible Conference.” Dr. Perkins was born into Mississippi poverty, but fled to California after the death of his brother … Continue reading
Posted in Religions of the World, Uncategorized, USA
Tagged Albany New York, Dr. John Perkins, faith, Feel others pain, Gospel, Head start, Loudonville Community Church, love rooted in dignity and respect, Mission Possible Conference, Mississippi poverty, spiritual and physical needs, WIC
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“Eye in the Sky”. . . . . . film review
Dame Helen Mirren gave another steller performance, though steely cold but quite appropriate as her role as a Colonel in the British Armed Forces. The suspense of this film is a killer while the American and British disagree on a … Continue reading
Moral Bucket List by David Brooks
SundayReview | OP-ED COLUMNIST The Moral Bucket List David Brooks David Brooks APRIL 11, 2015 Credit Rachel Levit. Photography by Tony Cenicola/The New York Times ABOUT once a month I run across a person who radiates an inner light. These … Continue reading
Through Their Eyes and Into Their Hearts
Monday night was the exhibition of our trip to India in 2015. It was a story on a wall of photographs, sketches, funny photos with funnier quotes, a wall of student architectural designs, and all covered by colorful scarves … Continue reading
Posted in Amdavad, Architecture, India, Travel, Uncategorized, USA
Tagged architecture design, Incredible India, India Exhibition, Photograpphy, RPI Architecture School, sketching, travel
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Primary Day
My daughter is always telling me that we should watch the local TV stations and get the local newspaper so we will at least know who has died in the area. I reply that she will let us know. Yesterday, … Continue reading
More Fun with Parker and Violet
The weekend has flown by. I left on Monday after putting them on the school bus. Saturday in the afternoon we headed to the Skaneatles YMCA for Parker to ice skate and then 2 hours of swimming for them both. … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, Uncategorized, USA
Tagged bears, children, elephant, grandchildren, memoires, photography, Skaneateles YMCA, Syracuse New York Zoo, tiger
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Poor Immigrant Makes Good
#HappyBirthday to Anne Sullivan Macy born #OnThisDay in 1866. Macy was the eldest daughter of poor, unskilled Irish immigrants. When she was 7 years old, Macy developed trachoma, a bacterial infection of the eyes, which was left untreated. At age … Continue reading