Lifelines: The Black Book of Proverbs

Saturday, February 13, 2010

My Porch: Today Leontyne Price Turned 83

My Porch: Today Leontyne Price Turned 83


8 comments:

Hilaire Sobers said...

Wow, I did't know that Leontyne Price was in her 80s!!

Yvonne McCalla Sobers said...

Yes, Hilaire, time certainly passes. But what a voice over so many years!

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Akwaaba!

When the occasion arises, there is a proverb to suit it. (Proverb from Rwanda and Burundi)

Welcome to this space where we can talk about proverbs that we can relate to (or not), and proverbs that make sense to us (or not). Most of all we can discuss how proverbs make us think about life and living. We can also share experiences of proverbs that have provided us with lifelines or just the chance to reflect.

Some of the proverbs here may also be found in "Lifelines: The Black Book of Proverbs", published by Random House and authored by Askhari Johnson Hodari and me. The foreword is written by Archbishop Desmond Tutu.

One of the unique features of our book is that we arranged the proverbs according to life cycle, in sections including, Birth, Childhood, Love, Marriage, and Intimacy, Challenge, and Death.

For more proverbs and for information on Lifelines: the Black Book of Proverbs, please visit us at www.lifelinesproverbs.com.

Enjoy!