help them deal with the grief and you can see what they have drawn here. all different scenarios and different people they imagined. the drawings reminded us of an egyptian child drawing of a mosque consoling a muslim church. it s simple and yet, powerful image. not unlike the artwork and what we talked about then, one of my favorite books i never saw another butterfly. it was then the czech republic. they are amazing, which shouldn t be a surprise because children s drawings are usually the most honest depiction and more hopefulness than adults which is interesting because when a leader fails us or participants in a mature dialogue we compare them to children and call them childish and immature, we do it on the show, calling it sand box politics.
different people they imagined. the drawings reminded us of an egyptian child drawing of a mosque consoling a muslim church. it s simple and yet, powerful image. not unlike the artwork and what we talked about then, one of my favorite books i never saw another butterfly. it was then the czech republic. they are amazing, which shouldn t be a surprise because children s drawings are usually the most honest depiction and more hopefulness than adults which is interesting because when a leader fails us or participants in a mature dialogue we compare them to children and call them childish and immature, we do it on the show, calling it sand box politics. the only conclusion it seems we