(International dolls by Queen Holden)
I hope that someday we will live in a world
where we can view each person as worthy of respect and love.
Where people of all skin colors, nationalities, religions,
and economic status can live side by side.
A world where we treat each other with kindness.
and economic status can live side by side.
A world where we treat each other with kindness.
I have a dream...
I think that day will come...but not in OUR life time. Sad.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful visual. Beautiful reminder.
ReplyDeleteVery nice!
ReplyDeleteLet us strive towards this dream!
ReplyDeleteWarmest wishes,
Stephanie
You know I am always drawn to those sweet little dolls of all nations in the flea markets. Something just so sweet about knowing the culture and history of our sisters and brothers. Beautiful...Renee
ReplyDeleteI dream with you!!!
ReplyDeleteLovely post Gayle. You have expressed it so well. This is a really beautiful set of dolls. I'd love to see some of the outfits!
ReplyDeleteSome of the best words ever written - we are just so slow to put them to work...
ReplyDeleteWonderful reminder - thank you!
ReplyDeleteIf we all strive toward that dream perhaps we can make it come true. Stella
ReplyDeleteKindness could go such a long way in helping our world. I think people are forgetting the golden rule of "love thy neighbor as thyself".
ReplyDeleteThe current political atmosphere needs a dose of kindness!
We must hold on to that dream.
ReplyDeleteThanks!
Nice reminder for MLK Day. Thanks for leaving a comment on my blog about the food and for inviting me to go on Pinterest. Guess what - I'm already on there! :-)
ReplyDeleteThe dolls of the world are delightful, we should all follow that dream!
ReplyDeleteA wonderful dream and post! blessings,Kathleen
ReplyDeleteThis is lovely.....I agree!
ReplyDeleteLove your sweet paper dolls.
ReplyDeleteHugs
donna
Beautiful paperdolls and beautiful message!
ReplyDeleteBetsy
That's a great illustration for a great Dream. The road next door to us, here in rural(ish) southern France, is Allée Martin Luther King. I keep wondering if I could suggest to our mayor that we should celebrate there next year!
ReplyDeleteOh, wouldn't that be a nice place to live!
ReplyDeleteHave agreat weekend.
Melinda
Beautiful post... I do hope it happens one day..
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