goldilocks makes a break for it during our dramatic retelling of ‘the 3 bears.’
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“whenever you meet difficult situations dash forward bravely and joyfully.”
— tsunetomo yamamoto
just one more good reason why i wear sandals until after halloween.
Woman scares off crocodile with flip-flop in Australia
2 October 2016
A woman has scared away a salt water crocodile, which was swimming towards her and her dog, by slapping her flip-flop at it. It is thought that are at least 120 crocodiles in this stretch of the East Alligator River, in Kakadu National Park. The last fatal attack there was in 1987.
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“life is too short to wear boring shoes.”
-author unknown
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credits: bbcnews.com
a relaxed and wonderful evening
spent with my three daughters
dinner at the prickly pear cafe
then
movie and laughs and talk
just the four of us
enjoying each others’ good company.
because of them
i have always known
that
four is my lucky number.
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“love is the flower you’ve got to let grow.”
-john lennon
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image credit: google images
very proud of my brother, scott today.
Solving Kids’ Cancer
Today, Scott Kennedy, Executive Director, Solving Kids’ Cancer, and Joe McDonough, Founder and President, The Andrew McDonough B+ Foundation, presented a check to Duke University Medical Center to bring oncolytic virus therapy to children battling high-grade brain tumors. The adult trial, leveraging the re-engineered polio virus, has shown very promising results and this new pediatric trial gives tangible #hope to children who are desperately seeking new treatment options.
You can make a difference to children with cancer. Your donations directly fund innovative new treatments for children battling cancer today.
WWW.SOLVINGKIDSCANCER.ORG
Make September Gold for Childhood Cancer Awareness Month
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#collaboration #innovation #research #pediatricbraintumors #childhoodcancer
http://www.solvingkidscancer.org/…/cuttingedgeoncolyticvirus
john f. kennedy’s campaign appearance
at the train station
1960 ann arbor michigan
(with tom payne, patrick mcnamara, governor swainson, soapy williams)
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on this day of the first debate
by the candidates for the u.s. presidency
i look
back to the past
ahead to the future
and
hope for the truth
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“a nation that is afraid to let its people judge the truth and falsehood
in an open market is a nation that is afraid of its people.”
– john f. kennedy
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credits: ali van den broek, ann arbor townies, ann arbor archives