I admire a lot of people and they're often quite different from each other.
What they nearly all have in common is that they're fighters.
If I give you a brief list of about a dozen or so you may see what I mean a bit.
These are not in any particular order.
Nelson Mandela
Elizabeth Fry
Michael Sadler
Richard Oastler
William Cobbett
Earl of Shaftesbury
Martin Luther King
Elizabeth I
David Ben Gurion
I could go on but it gives you a bit of an idea.
All of them stood up for what they believed to be right even though people - often most people - told them it wouldn't work and they might as well roll over and die.
They had the guts to keep on fighting and eventually they won.
Good for them!
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Luckily enough we've moved to the countryside and I can raise my family in a slower pace of life.
Isn't it nice to be able to look up and see the sky and the stars and the trees rustling in the breeze?
I also love music, dancing, and of course writing.
I started a novel about two years ago but have only managed to write the first eight chapters of it because I've now got to the point (it's basically autobiographical) where I have to write about the part of my life that I'm most ashamed of and I find it difficult.
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Hello, everyone!
Hi there. I'm Linda Marshall and this is my new blog. I'll use it to sound off on the things I like and don't like and maybe post a few other things as well.
Let's see how it goes, right?
Let's see how it goes, right?
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