Honey: those were my exact thoughts when i found this particular quote. powerful statement then -- powerful/potent statement today. lovelovelove YOU (another thing that holds true year after year) xox
Miz B: it's difficult not to imagine what the world might be like had he lived longer -- he was a great man with a greater vision, and a dream we can only pray comes true at some point in time. and besos upon besos to you, too, amiga! xox
I wish the like sof him were walking around today, maybe we all have a better chance :)
But as many things...teh theory is easy, brilliant and logical and than our humaness gets in teh way. Sometimes for the good, but soemtimes also for the worse!
what a great quote, when they did the tribute to MLK on the news Monday I had tears in my eyes, I may not have been around when he lived/died but what he did moves me.
Those young doggies are so beautiful and well groomed! We are very old dogs and have been hit by cars, so it is painful when we get baths and brushed and groomed. Besides, after a bath, we like to go out and roll in the dirt!
Doug: i suppose the more ironic (or is that moronic) aspects of human nature were too much to escape his eye. xox
TLP: the older i get, the more i appreciate him, that's for sure (tho' i've always been a fan) xox
Zeus: amen to that. xox
Brian: a'yup! xox
Actonbell: hard NOT to find a great quote from such a great man... xox
Cindra: well i'm glad you came by, too!! and thank you. xox
Pia: i know -- 40 years and yet there continues to be agregious pockets of injustice -- it breaks the heart, even as it boggles the mind. xox
Mrs. Weirsdo: girlfriend, lovelovelove that "glass half-full" attitude! as for Daisy? she's delicious, and i don't mean as a chew-toy, for we don't let the pups anywhere NEAR her (they're curious, but she's clearly not comfortable with so many canines in such close proximity) she's feverishly trying to wrap her head around the work ahead of her, i believe she'll be popping her head into the Snark any day now!xox
Minka: yeah, but therein lies the rub (for me) it IS easy, and yet so many are so willing to continue with the status quo. i believe as parents, one of our greatest jobs is to teach our children to live in a "color blind" world. i hate the word tolerance, because it indicates some are in a position to "tolerate" others. who's better than whom? that's always been my question... tho' i'm certain the ultimate answer is: no one. xox
Kyahgirl: thanks! xox
G: i had a feeling you might appreciate the depth and the wisdom of this quote, 'cuz that's just the kind of lovely person you are. xox
Diesel: i'm afraid so. xox
Jodes: i was pretty young when he was around, but, honestly, i think the majority of folks appreciate him -- and his amazing message of love/peace/equality -- more today then they did back then. xox
Tom & Icy: old and battered, and yet beautiful and spunky. as for the bath/brushing/roll in the dirt? the same holds true for our 3 pups, as well! xox
totally
Posted by: schnoodlepooh | 14 January 2007 at 01:23 PM
A very wise man and a statement perhaps truer today than ever before.
Posted by: Joel | 14 January 2007 at 01:42 PM
Very, very true... spoken by a truly wise man whose loss was a great one to this world...
Besos my dear friend!
Posted by: Miz BoheMia | 14 January 2007 at 02:02 PM
Schnoodlepooh: and then some! xox
Honey: those were my exact thoughts when i found this particular quote. powerful statement then -- powerful/potent statement today. lovelovelove YOU (another thing that holds true year after year) xox
Miz B: it's difficult not to imagine what the world might be like had he lived longer -- he was a great man with a greater vision, and a dream we can only pray comes true at some point in time. and besos upon besos to you, too, amiga! xox
Posted by: neva | 14 January 2007 at 11:14 PM
Great quotation; and a super explanation, too, of why we live today in such uniquely dangerous times.
Posted by: Al | 15 January 2007 at 08:17 AM
Among so many brilliant and profound quotations you found maybe his only ironic one.
Although, I have to admit, when I heard his comment that we either live together as brothers or die seperately as fools I considered it a choice.
My last home in Atlanta was about a mile from where he was born and Ebenezer Baptist Church. I used to make that walk often.
Posted by: Doug | 15 January 2007 at 08:44 AM
The older I get, the smarter MLK, Jr. seems.
Posted by: tanlucypez | 15 January 2007 at 10:54 AM
Amen to this. Amen indeed.
Posted by: Zeus | 15 January 2007 at 11:33 AM
The more we learn, the more true his words become.
Posted by: Brian | 15 January 2007 at 12:17 PM
Fantastic--a quote from MLK! And so true.
Posted by: actonbell | 15 January 2007 at 06:52 PM
Great choice of quotes today...said by a great man...glad I came by.
Posted by: cindra | 16 January 2007 at 12:06 AM
Have nothing to say that hasn't been said.
Next year wil be 40 years--two generations that could have grown up differently, and in a different better world.
Posted by: pia | 16 January 2007 at 12:17 AM
Wise words indeed. Speaking of which, hope Daisy is not getting you down.
But Pia, the world could have been so much worse, too, without him.
Posted by: weirsdo | 16 January 2007 at 12:42 AM
I wish the like sof him were walking around today, maybe we all have a better chance :)
But as many things...teh theory is easy, brilliant and logical and than our humaness gets in teh way. Sometimes for the good, but soemtimes also for the worse!
It is just such a tough thing to get it right!
Posted by: Minka | 16 January 2007 at 10:37 AM
great quote neva!
Posted by: kyahgirl | 16 January 2007 at 05:02 PM
It was said above, but leave it to you to find this quote honoring the great MLK, Jr. Perfect. XOX
Posted by: G | 16 January 2007 at 11:18 PM
Man, ain't that the truth.
Posted by: Diesel | 17 January 2007 at 12:38 PM
what a great quote, when they did the tribute to MLK on the news Monday I had tears in my eyes, I may not have been around when he lived/died but what he did moves me.
Posted by: Jodes | 17 January 2007 at 03:08 PM
Those young doggies are so beautiful and well groomed! We are very old dogs and have been hit by cars, so it is painful when we get baths and brushed and groomed. Besides, after a bath, we like to go out and roll in the dirt!
Posted by: Tom & Icy | 19 January 2007 at 01:11 PM
Al: yes, i couln't agree more, my friend. xox
Doug: i suppose the more ironic (or is that moronic) aspects of human nature were too much to escape his eye. xox
TLP: the older i get, the more i appreciate him, that's for sure (tho' i've always been a fan) xox
Zeus: amen to that. xox
Brian: a'yup! xox
Actonbell: hard NOT to find a great quote from such a great man... xox
Cindra: well i'm glad you came by, too!! and thank you. xox
Pia: i know -- 40 years and yet there continues to be agregious pockets of injustice -- it breaks the heart, even as it boggles the mind. xox
Mrs. Weirsdo: girlfriend, lovelovelove that "glass half-full" attitude! as for Daisy? she's delicious, and i don't mean as a chew-toy, for we don't let the pups anywhere NEAR her (they're curious, but she's clearly not comfortable with so many canines in such close proximity) she's feverishly trying to wrap her head around the work ahead of her, i believe she'll be popping her head into the Snark any day now!xox
Minka: yeah, but therein lies the rub (for me) it IS easy, and yet so many are so willing to continue with the status quo. i believe as parents, one of our greatest jobs is to teach our children to live in a "color blind" world. i hate the word tolerance, because it indicates some are in a position to "tolerate" others. who's better than whom? that's always been my question... tho' i'm certain the ultimate answer is: no one. xox
Kyahgirl: thanks! xox
G: i had a feeling you might appreciate the depth and the wisdom of this quote, 'cuz that's just the kind of lovely person you are. xox
Diesel: i'm afraid so. xox
Jodes: i was pretty young when he was around, but, honestly, i think the majority of folks appreciate him -- and his amazing message of love/peace/equality -- more today then they did back then. xox
Tom & Icy: old and battered, and yet beautiful and spunky. as for the bath/brushing/roll in the dirt? the same holds true for our 3 pups, as well! xox
Posted by: neva | 20 January 2007 at 02:55 PM
Can't wait for Daisy's debut.
Posted by: weirsdo | 26 January 2007 at 12:24 AM