I
ABSOLUTELY loved hearing from Bob Bowers.
I was so inspired by his upbeat attitude, and I really wish we could have sat
there for another hour with him. I stayed after class to chat with him a bit. I
just found him so incredibly motivating. It made me think about the little
things that I complain about, and after hearing a man like
Bob, I realized that I really shouldn't have anything to complain about. His
attitude and his intolerance for ignorance is an example for everyone. After 22
years of living with the virus,
Bob had done so much to help the
community and provide outreach to people affected by the virus.
"From
the cowardice that dares not face new truth,
From the laziness that is contented with half truth,
From the arrogance that thinks it knows all truth,
Good Lord, deliver me."
--Kenyan prayer
Thanks
for being an inspiration, a beacon of hope, and my hero...but most
of all being you.
~ David
Thanks
again for coming to our school and talking to us. you're a really
great speaker.
and i told mrs. puls to have you come back because our time got cut
short. so hopefully you come back to our school :)
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On
behalf of the
staff and patients
at Mendota,
I want to thank
you for taking
your time to
come and speak
to us. Your
courage, strength
and honesty
has left a lasting
impression on
many of us.
You are truly
"One Tough Pirate"
and I wish you
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See
what my shipmates Cap'n Slappy and Ol'
Chumbucket are up to these days!
International Talk Like a Pirate Day
September 19th
www.talklikeapirate.com
Do
not miss this opportunity to get a rare glimpse into the
amazing life of my friend
EG Daily.
Her one woman show "Listen Closely" is absolutely brilliant
and moving! EG has many other incredible talents. Please
take the time to visit the rest of her site to learn of
the many talents
and achievements
EG Daily
has under her belt. Thank you
EG for
your friendship, love and compassion!
Click above banner for a video preview of this heartfelt,
funny, real and very warm performance!
Click here to view a detailed video recap of the ACT
6 AIDS Ride in Madison, by Channel 27's Lauren Marcu who
participated again this year. Thank you Lauren!
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Da
Pirate gives a frank and candid interview for 92.1 The Mic,
Madison's Progressive Talk Radio
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Thank you to Lee Rayburn
“Sequestered” is the
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