Sherry and I were talking about this commencement speech last night.
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2 comments:
Thank you for posting this. Especially today, I needed to hear this.
I loved this....life can really throw some wicked curve balls, and knock you off from your underpinnings. My mother and I had the gift of time before she died and had some wonderful conversations before she left this life...one thing that I remember so clearly was her saying that the things she feared the most never came to pass...that while it may not be clear why certain things happen, one day it would come to me in sharp focus...and even when you don't know what to do or which way to turn to hold on to hope...here's to all of us on our way to "connecting the dots!"
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