There are many influences that have contributed to inspiration throughout my life, family aside, I would have to say that the Sisters (nuns) of the Convent I went to, have had the most profound impact on who I am as a person today. Their love and support to all and sundry, their support during the freedom struggle during apartheid, endangering their own lives and knowing the consequences would have been the Law's wrath - their teaching us to be open minded, tolerant of people regardless of race, colour or creed, to accept that faults are what make us unique and that these barriers are what show us that we have work to do to teach others through our actions how to love openly. Your passion and strength in your faith remains firmly instilled in me. Stirling job to four of you: Sr.Cath: for believing in me and showing me that being quiet works just as well. Sr. M, for relentlessly pioneering for the homeless, poor and abused children - fighting injustices and achieving major contributions through your determination in a a primarily condescending society. Sr. Phil for teaching me that we are all unique and that we are all here for a reason - make it count and Sr. Clem who appreciated my shortfalls and limitations and opening up the world of art, philosophers and Italy. RIP lovely angels, gone but not forgotten.

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Thank you so much for the kind words,They mean more than you know...to me.

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Thank you(((Pkh)))I respect you, as well.

Definitely my mom she makes me believe I can be who ever I wanna be its just my hard work and determination that will tell.

My parents, grandmother, brothers, sister and sister in law.

i inspire myself , i learn from the mistakes i do , and enjoy my achievements

My high school metal shop teacher...from 40years ago.. I found him on Facebook...

.. Kermit the Frog and Miss Piggy..

My grandma! My piano coach! My pastor, my dad, & Mummy Diane (Missy)