‘Growing pains’ never seem to stop
Aging philanthropist is Pakistan’s Mother Teresa
The aging man in mud-splattered, frayed clothes has barely lowered his body onto the sidewalk when the money starts piling up. Heeding his call for donations for flood victims, Pakistanis of all classes rush to hand over cash to Abdul Sattar Edhi, whose years of dedication to the poor have made him a national icon. Abdul Sattar Edhi – Pakistan – Mother Teresa – Asia – Philanthropy
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Interview brings back memories
I like you. I’m hungry. It’s time to go to bed. I can say those phrases in Serbian b
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‘Growing pains’ never seem to stop
” … When you refused to help the least of these, my brothers and sisters, you were refusing to help me.” — Jesus Christ My friend, Red Feather Remesnik, rode with me to meet her friend, Koko Works. It was the week of the Lake County Honest, and the temperature that day approached 100 degrees. My car’s air conditioner barely kept us comfortable. Red Feather and Koko are artistic types. They also …
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