"Never bow to injustice in work or in life."
There is a deeper meaning to these words. Profound and inspiring in its own right.
Thank you, JS for your words of wisdom.
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- The Sleeping Dragon
- Bangkok, Thailand
- A Singaporean's chronicle of life in Bangkok journalized to keep family and friends up-to-date with the everyday on-goings. A rebel at heart and a non-conformist, she left home reckoning that it would be "good for the soul" for a year or two. It is now more than eight years living abroad and still counting! A little footloose, a little clutzy and sometimes a little cuckoo in the head, this animal-lover, a chronic movie/music buff , an avid reader and a self-proclaim foodie , does appear to be quite normal by any other standards! Now a working mother, her sanity is kept in check by a loving husband, a few close friends and her 3 furry friends. De-stressing usually means a trip to the kitchen and cooking up a few dishes but has been quite an impossible feat since the arrival of The Baby. Welcome to my life!
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2 comments:
Crisp and powerful words. Wish thy could be exercise everywhere and people would stand up to themselves.
Indeed! Surprisingly, it is easier said than done for most; and culture plays a big part to people being able to or wanting to stand up for themselves. This has become a personal reminder for me. :)
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