Show me a day when the world wasn't new
I was browsing around Urban Barn when I spotted this cushion. Actually the quote is what held my attention.
The cushion is now an accent and a conversation piece in my home.
I found the info on the author and the greeting card with this quote.
Show me a day when the world wasn't new
"The quote is from Sister Barbara Hance (1928-1993) Sister Barbara spent the last years of her life working for H.O.M.E. Inc., a cooperative in Orland, Maine dedicated to helping poor people work, sell crafts and vegetables and build their own homes. She headed efforts to establish a homeless shelter in a nearby town, when most of the town's government and business establishment were against it, with one local businessman-councillor (Mr. **) particularly opposed.
The odds against the shelter were long, but in the idea's darkest moments Sister Barbara had one piece of advice to her colleagues: "After we win, we must make Mr. ** a supporter." They did. He was."
The image is available in card form through The Borealis Press, www.borealispress.net. Photographer is John Schoenwalter / Jeroboam
Let us enjoy each new day, each new season… it is always new !
The cushion is now an accent and a conversation piece in my home.
I found the info on the author and the greeting card with this quote.
Show me a day when the world wasn't new
"The quote is from Sister Barbara Hance (1928-1993) Sister Barbara spent the last years of her life working for H.O.M.E. Inc., a cooperative in Orland, Maine dedicated to helping poor people work, sell crafts and vegetables and build their own homes. She headed efforts to establish a homeless shelter in a nearby town, when most of the town's government and business establishment were against it, with one local businessman-councillor (Mr. **) particularly opposed.
The odds against the shelter were long, but in the idea's darkest moments Sister Barbara had one piece of advice to her colleagues: "After we win, we must make Mr. ** a supporter." They did. He was."
The image is available in card form through The Borealis Press, www.borealispress.net. Photographer is John Schoenwalter / Jeroboam
Let us enjoy each new day, each new season… it is always new !
This reminds me of my retirement speech -"treat each day at work as if it was your first day,be open to whatever happens... "
ReplyDeleteThanks for the reminder.
And everyday in retirement is a new day. Have a great day and Happy Spring !
DeleteFrom Pi:
ReplyDeleteHappy first day of Spring and enjoy your blooming flowers on your veranda. Must be nice to see all these colourful flowers full bloom on your patio.
From Sherrin"
ReplyDeleteThanks Lolita for your uplifting blog and wishes.
Sherrin
From Carol:
ReplyDeleteHappy Spring to you, too.
Carol