"I have never tried to foretell the future in any way. In ten years, I will be 74 years old and probably gone to be with the Lord. Some of the grandchildren will be married with families living and working in far away places. I would like to see:
- Peace in every land among all religious and ethnic groups.
- All children around the world cared for, loved, have enough food and clothing and good shelter and never to experience abuse.
- The Word of God continued to be presented abroad and at home freely.
- T.V. and computer programs which are appropriate for children and adults with no violence, abusive language or pornography.
- Schools with children experiencing innovating educational programs for all regardless of learning styles or abilities.
- Family illiteracy decrease and all children come to school with experience to become good readers.
- Medical science find a cure for more cancer, disease and addictions.
- Environmentalists still working hard to educate the populace to save our natural resources and to prevent pollution of air, soil and water.
- Space scientists exploring space and maintaining space station colonies for experimental and recreational purposes.
- Government to be fair and representative of all people.
- Trials, treatment and rehabilitation of criminals for betterment of society.
- All Christians still looking for the return of Christ."
Have I ever told you that my grandmother wrote her autobiography and had it published? I've read it three times (before getting married, after getting married and after having a baby) and each time it meant something entirely different to me. I should send you a copy of it. She died right after Elliott was born so you were not a blog reader when she was alive and being "featured" in my blog, but she was a real spitfire.
ReplyDeleteMattie wrote an inspiring list here, one that I agree with and wish for wholeheartedly.
Wow! This is an amazing list. I can see why she inspires you, even after her death. And it is not weird at all to be inspired by people you have never met (and this side of heaven, will never meet).
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