Quote of the Week by Lillian Dickson
It is Well to Remember, that Once We Do Something, it is Difficult, If Not Impossible to Undo It
Lillian Dickson was a Presbyterian Minister's wife, missionary, and a mother of three children. She wrote many inspiring books, among them "The Mustard Seed".
Born in January of 1901 in Minnesota, she died in Taiwan doing what she loved best, trying to help other people. Her quotes are many and all of them are most profound, but this is one of my favorites.
"Life is like a coin. You can spend it any way you wish, but you can spend it only once.
by Lillian Dickson
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A polio survivor, that tries to swim twice a week, lives with a fatal disease called Aplastic anemia, however believe we all need to live life to the fullest; no matter your age or condition. An author of t... View profile
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Thanks for all the nice comments. My hubby has been in bad shape in and out of the hospital, so I haven't been around much. That going back and forth to the hospital keeps me pretty well done in. I miss you all though. Hugs Robbie
I like that quote!
Especially apt quote for these trying financial times.....
You always find the best and most meaningful quotes, this is one of many reasons I love you. :-)
Wise advice.
AH, thank you. Roberta B.
Love it, great quote :) Sheri
You inspiration is Divne Inspiration... Thank You fer sharin' your passion. Mizaph. ;-}}>
Excellent quote, one to live by.