My two cents on the world, people, perspectives, interactions, injustice, and social justice. I'm working through my questions and curiosities of where we are and how we might get out of this mucky mess and achieve a glowing, loving, peaceful community. My Two Cents welcomes your two cents as we collectively reach for interconnection.
About Me
- Penny Jo Rosenthal
- I am the Mother of two great adult children, Elizabeth 27 years, and Scott 24 years. On September 4, 2010 I gained a new son-in-law in the family - Josh. I look forward to the new adventures this brings our family! I find it difficult to be a human "being" versus a human "doing" and strive to find a peace and serenity.
Friday, January 14, 2011
If you had a time machine that only let you spend one hour in a different time, what date would you go to? #postaday2011
One hour in a different time....what day would I choose? This makes me think of so many possibilities. I think it might be sweet to be with my parents the hour before I was born. It would be sweet to be there again for the births of both of my kids - maybe the second time there weren't be some much pain. I would really like to experience the moment that reading worked for me, the moment that all the lessons clicked in for me and I could read. This is an exciting time to be with children. Right before your eyes their word has changed. Right. In. That. Moment. I would also like to be on the Mall when Martin Luther King, Jr. presented his "I have a dream" speech. I wonder if I would be welcomed as a Euro-American. I would have liked to feel the hope and love in that crowd. I would love to be in Chicago, Illinois the night that President Obama was elected. One hour in the presence of this crowd would have been exciting, invigorating, and energy giving! I would have love to be transported to the moment when women gained the right to vote! So, I suppose I should pick one. One hour at another time - I would have to go with the birth of the kids again. It was a sweet, special, magical moment that my heart has never forgotten and I would love to feel those thoughts/feelings again.
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