there was a button that activated foam but nobody knew the location of the button. and i m like there was a button? think about that. how many problems in the world can be solved with just a button. not that many. how? like that training. i don t have a military background freedom is not free. but i could have conducted that training. here s the button. at that ship is on fire, push it. greg: what does put a little post-it note. if ship on fire, push the spirit arrow. how do you messed that up? it seems harder to mess that up then to not to mess that up. greg: what is pushing the button seems somewhat oppressive? just the active pushing it s an act of violence. speak out its races. greg: and might even be racist. a lot of people were pushed around.
her own course. or as diana once described it, cut my own path. we went to nigeria to a leper colony, and she was literally holding the lepers hands. we went to brazil, and she held babies born with hiv. when diana went to a hospice, she would sit on the bed and hold the patient s hand. when charles went to a hospice, he would stand by the patient and be sympathetic. they had a different approach. diana was touchy-feely. and as a mother and it s not just actions, but diana s words that are different. this is how a speech might turn out. she would send the one from the organization with a little post-it note attached saying i wonder what your views are. she wrote a bit old friend james colthurst helps diana craft new, more personal speeches. it s april, 1991. hiv does not make people dangerous to know, so you can
ween went to nigeria and she was holding the lepers hands and went to brazil and held babies with hiv. they had a different approach. diana was touchy-feely. it is not just actions but diana s words that are different. so this is how a speech might turn out. she sends the one to the organization with a little post-it note attached saying i wonder what your views are and wrote a bit old friends james helps diana crafts more new personal speeches. it is april, 1991. hiv does not make people dangerous to know. you can shake their hands and give them a hug. heaven knows they need. it this was a game changer for her.
described it, cut my own path. ween went to nigeria and she was holding the lepers hands and went to brazil and held babies with hiv. when she went to the hospice, diana would hold their hand. when charles went to hospice, he would stand there, very sympathetic. they had a different approach. diana was touchy-feely. it is not just actions but diana s words that are different. so this is how a speech might turn out. she sends the one to the organization with a little post-it note attached saying i wonder what your views are. old friends james helps diana crafts more new personal speeches. it is april 1991. hiv does not make people dangerous to know. you can shake their hands and give them a hug. heaven knows they need it.
we went to nigeria, to a leper colony. she was literally holding the lemer s hands. we went to brazil. she hold babies born with hiv. when diana went to a hospice, she would sit on the bed and hold the patient s hand. when charles would go to hospice. he would stand by and be sympathetic. they had a different approach. diana was touchy, feely. it s not just actions, but diana s words that are different. so this is how a speech might turn out. she would send the one from the organization. with a little post-it note. attached. saying i wonder what your views are? she wrote a bit. old friend james colthearst helps diana craft new, more personal speech stz. it is april, 1991. hiv does not make people dangerous to know. so you can shake their hands, and give them a hug. heaven knows they need it.