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It was a nice thing you did, this contest, although, I tend to believe that true kindness usually gets no advertising for the right reasons. The warmest hearts I've ever encountered lack the arrogance to seek any recognition for their work, but this doesn't mean they're not strongly present in society.
I don't know who ever won this, but considering the limited means I assume you find around you, it's a nice way to keep faith in the good side of humanity.
I don't know how present it is nowadays in your head and heart, since this is old, but if you do another contest, it might be better to tell people to nominate someone else they think should win, I do think an honest kind heart would never apply for any kind of recognition, even if it's just the recognition of one man's faith. :)
Thanks for writing! I finished the transcription for your post.
I read one of your latest posts. I can't really send you postcards, or buy your art, but I thought I could support you by transcribing your old entries.
Thanks for writing! I finished the transcription for your post.
You might also enjoy Forrest Gump - there's a scene in it with an elderly black lady (mother/aunt/grandmother of Forrest's friend Bubba) being waited on by a white maid after Forrest's company makes her rich!
Hello Daniel, I have to agree with Susan! This is an incredible post. Very well written!
Keep up the good work, it can only get better. I'm sure you will have some challenges to test your belief when you are released, but I feel confident that with this attitude you will be able to overcome them.
I too am interested in whether or not you are still working with the Mindful Living group. I hope so!
Congratulations on your test results. Job very well done given the circumstances you had to take the test under. Imagine the score you would of received without the limitations, restrictions & distractions at the time of your testing. Your intellectual Genius is what started me to read your blog. Hope this message finds you well. Best Regards, Paul
Hi Ronald - While I don't really believe that morality is relative, clearly society's ideas of right and wrong evolve over time. And, as in the case of the "war on drugs" can often be influenced by the media or other messaging. Certainly you're not alone in questioning this. I'm honestly not sure what my opinion is, but I think it's important to ask the questions!
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It was a nice thing you did, this contest, although, I tend to believe that true kindness usually gets no advertising for the right reasons. The warmest hearts I've ever encountered lack the arrogance to seek any recognition for their work, but this doesn't mean they're not strongly present in society.
I don't know who ever won this, but considering the limited means I assume you find around you, it's a nice way to keep faith in the good side of humanity.
I don't know how present it is nowadays in your head and heart, since this is old, but if you do another contest, it might be better to tell people to nominate someone else they think should win, I do think an honest kind heart would never apply for any kind of recognition, even if it's just the recognition of one man's faith. :)
Have a nice day!!
I read one of your latest posts. I can't really send you postcards, or buy your art, but I thought I could support you by transcribing your old entries.
Have a nice day!
You might also enjoy Forrest Gump - there's a scene in it with an elderly black lady (mother/aunt/grandmother of Forrest's friend Bubba) being waited on by a white maid after Forrest's company makes her rich!
I have to agree with Susan! This is an incredible post. Very well written!
Keep up the good work, it can only get better. I'm sure you will have some challenges to test your belief when you are released, but I feel confident that with this attitude you will be able to overcome them.
I too am interested in whether or not you are still working with the Mindful Living group. I hope so!
Nice post from Susan!!
Take care, best wishes and stay well.
Carol