A 30something year old Mom of two, hanging out in this big old world.
This blog is a chronicle of whatever happens to catch my fancy, and a forum for tooting my own creative horn. :p
I want to show my students that first photo the next time I hear someone teasing becasue someone else doesn't have the "right" brand of shoes. Makes me so sick...
This really brings it home. My husband is a shoe developer. He is the first one to remind me that in MANY places across this wonderful planet, shoes are NOT THE NORM. In Brazil, children often do not have shoes and even play soccer barefoot. We are blessed in so many ways!
Simply amazing. The person in the top picture is probably just so happy that they have shoes and they're probably so proud of them. It's just mind blowing how far apart we really are. Thank you for that comparison.
13 comments:
wow.. powerful!
i am speechless. thank you for posting it.
This breaks my heart : (
Wow. So good to be reminded of all we have that we take for granted.
Great illustration!
had to kirtsy this one. found you via corine.
www.kirtsy.com
I want to show my students that first photo the next time I hear someone teasing becasue someone else doesn't have the "right" brand of shoes. Makes me so sick...
wow! definitely puts things into perspective. thanks for posting this
Thank you for posting that.
We have so much to share and many choose not to... why is that?
I wish that the pendelum would go the other way.
Murali
How are you?
It's good to be back here at your blog
Thank you for the timely reminder It makes me so sad and with global warming and fuel price hikes - its only gong to get worse.
Just a little thought - What do you think of the idea of a luxury tax that goes to developing countries
I have seen those bottle shoes before I shall try and remember the source
Its not the National Geographic is it?
hugs
FXOX
wow! Makes you stop and wonder how many times we take everything for granted.
Your post impacted me!
Wow, thanks for sharing. We are so blessed.
This really brings it home. My husband is a shoe developer. He is the first one to remind me that in MANY places across this wonderful planet, shoes are NOT THE NORM. In Brazil, children often do not have shoes and even play soccer barefoot. We are blessed in so many ways!
Thanks for posting!
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Simply amazing. The person in the top picture is probably just so happy that they have shoes and they're probably so proud of them. It's just mind blowing how far apart we really are. Thank you for that comparison.
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