I recognized her right away. I've read her biography, seen a theatrical play and movie both at least three times. She travelled and gave talks ( interpreter, of course) and her wisdom and insight are awe inspiring.
You have redeemed yourself here for that image of Pamela wrapped in the American flag :)
yes, she could speak and quite eloquently. one of my heroes.
ReplyDeleteobviously i am uncultured...or too young or...i dunno who it is...but i already have a 55 written, thats got to count for something right?
ReplyDeletei'm with brian, i don't have a clue who that may be...
ReplyDeleteOh my Mr. Know it all you were (not we're 2 syllables) such a handsome lass!
ReplyDeleteI love old pictures, and this is just lovely.
ReplyDeleteFolks...
ReplyDeleteThe lady was Helen Keller.
They thought she was deaf/mute/blind. But as Lime said, she taught herself to speak.
But she didn't very often
I recognized her right away. I've read her biography, seen a theatrical play and movie both at least three times. She travelled and gave talks ( interpreter, of course) and her wisdom and insight are awe inspiring.
ReplyDeleteYou have redeemed yourself here for that image of Pamela wrapped in the American flag :)
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