What She Said!
"The story of a love is not important – what is important is that one is capable of love. It is perhaps the only glimpse we are permitted of eternity."
Helen Hayes
(1900 – 1993) often called "First Lady of the American Theater".
She was on the stage at the age of 5, and her last at the age of 85.
She shares the honor of receiving all four entertainment prizes, the Oscar, the Tony, The Emmy and the Grammy with only two other women, Audrey Hepburn and Rita Moreno.
After her daughter died of Polio she also established the Mary MacArthur Fund. and helped with the March of Dimes as well as being so influential about helping the disabled and dying children who suffered from the results of Polio. The Helen Hayes MacArthur Hospital was named after her.
Read More at:
- About.com's Helen Hayes Quotes
- Wikipedia
- The Official Web Site of Helen Hayes
source of the photo.
Changes
Dec 20, '07
Things are not "getting back on line".
After 4 months things are still not put away – though at least we can find what we need much more often now. It is nice to know where the pots and pans are.
right now I would rather buy then find the winter clothes. It's amazing what you can manage with when you have other things to do.
I am still dreaming of getting WordPress up one day. Than this will be a real blog – much easier to take care of and update
Wishing everyone Happy Holidays and a Pleasant vacation.
May all Your Surprises
be Happy Ones.
Past Entries
Dec 7, '07:
There are major changes in the site now. Lots of things are gone for now.
Nov 11, '07
In the last couple of months I've really gotten a lot of insight into why small children want to hear the same story over and over.