Yesterday on my blog I shared about Nicholas Winton saving many hundreds of Jewish children from the Nazis in WWII. If this is accurate, he is 106 and still alive. What a remarkable man! :) Nicholas Winton
And here is a video with Nicholas Winton and some of the children he rescued! You may wish to have a Kleenex or two handy when you see this short video, it is very powerful and touching. :)
The videos I have selected for this post are:
A Just for Laughs Gag/Juste pour Rire
Relaxation Music and Water Session (Buddha Bar)
Wildlife in 4K (Ultra HD)
Garden Frogs Eating Aphids with Slow Motion Scenes
For the following, I am providing the link sources beneath each photo. You just need to click on the images to see a larger view.
Running away from any problem only increases the distance from the solution.
Depression is feeling like you've lost something but having no clud when or where you last had it. Then one day you realize what you lost is yourself.
Respect is earned. Honesty is appreciated. Trust is gained. Loyalty is returned.
Life isn't happening to you. Life is responding to you. You're in control of your life, by controlling your thoughts and actions. What you think about you bring about! Negative actions bring on negative reactions. Positive actions bring on positive reactions.
Teach by example.
Thank you all so much for visiting me here! I always enjoy and appreciate reading your kind thoughts, which you are always welcome to share.
That life quote is so powerful and the kitties are adorable. The JFL certainly gave me plenty of L's too :) Great stuff dear!
ReplyDeleteI like the teach by example poster. Thanks for stopping by my blog. - Margy
ReplyDeleteNice wildlife-video!
ReplyDeleteJ'aime beaucoup les 2 posts des chatons. bisous Linda et belle journée
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed all the animal videos today. Just spectacular. I also had never heard of Mr.Winton before. I can't understand why. He is certainly or was a most remarkable man.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful videos of nature Linda, I really like that.
ReplyDeleteNicholas Winton - inspirational.
ReplyDeleteLove the Buddha Bar music!
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Mersad Donko Photography
I stumbled upon the Sir Winton video a while ago, I wish someone warned me back then to get the Kleenex ready!
ReplyDeleteWowwww!!!! 106!!! Amazing!
ReplyDeleteHi! Nice videos and captures. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThat's so touching.
ReplyDeleteWell done Nicholas Winton, it is hard to imagine until you see some of those he saved stand up then you realize.............. Loved the frog vid too plus everything else.
ReplyDelete106 years...great...
ReplyDeleteLove the animals and the golf balls!
ReplyDeleteLife is responding to us... I've seen it time and time again... it's not always easy to see that.
ReplyDeleteI think is wonderful how many people actually helped people in the holucost.. .. thank goodness for good people that stood up for others ♡ xox
Good morning, dear Linda!
ReplyDeleteThank you for saluting that remarkable man, Nicholas Winton. If he is indeed still alive then it is quite fitting because he saved the lives of so many children all those years ago. It was fun watching those golfers dodging a rainstorm of rubber balls and the frog eating aphids in the garden. It is wonderful to see wildlife in 4K Ultra HD resolution. It's a shame so many species are becoming extinct at the same time we have the technology to fully appreciate their beauty.
Happy Thursday, dear friend Linda!
Nicholas Winton deserves a very long and healthy life, what a hero!
ReplyDeleteHave a great Thursday!
Bonjour Linda,
ReplyDeleteJ'ai beaucoup aimé regarder le petit jardin d'eau ('◡')♥
Gros bisous
Manon
Thanks for another wonderful collection!
ReplyDeleteHi Linda, Nicholas Winton is awesome! I can't even imagine 106 :-)
ReplyDeleteWhat a remarkable man for doing what he did. God Bless him. Enjoyed all the videos and quotes. Have a blessed day. Madeline
ReplyDeleteNicholas Winton. What a great man indeed and what a tribute they did to thank him. Awesome.
ReplyDeleteLoved the prank. That would have scared me something awful.
Oh the pond and that yard. That's most beautiful. Okay I loved the frog too.
Have a fabulous day Linda. ☺
Wow, Linda! You hit the jackpot today! That Winton video was indeed very touching. I knew there were many people who helped children escape the clutches of the Nazis but it was nice to meet him and share in the tribute to his good work.
ReplyDeleteAnd the golf ball thing was just too funny. I've often heard "Fore!" and covered my head but to have all those balls rain down would be unnerving. I laughed out loud!
Thank you for your kind comment about my new book!
Isn't amazing to see that one man can create love & life for so many people. Tremendous. I loved today's laugh because I'm a golfer and I've been on the course when someone yells FORE and see how they react. It's so funny.
ReplyDelete" Respect is earned. Honesty is appreciated. Trust is gained. Loyalty is returned. " totally correct. The " Meanwhile in Canada picture is funny but i've never tried it. ( yet )
Have a wonderful Thursday Linda. See ya.
Cruisin Paul
Thanks for your comment. Yes, the mango was refreshing.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the clip of Mr. Winton. The depression saying really speaks to me.
ReplyDeleteLove your posts :) Thank you always for sharing!
ReplyDeletexx Elisa
www.francinesplacediy.blogspot.com
Thanks for the warning about the Kleenex, Linda. Nicolas Winton is an incredible human being. Your selections today are particularly heartwarming. I appreciate you and all the work you put into this uplifting blog!
ReplyDeletea person like nicholas is definitely such an inspiration to all of us! i hadn't heard of him before, so thanks for sharing :)
ReplyDeleteI'm turning into my grandma. All the animal pictures, videos and links draw me in immediately. Great post, as always.
ReplyDeleteLove those frogs.
ReplyDelete"meanwhile in Canada" est très drôle Linda
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Dear Linda- what a wonderful story about Sir Winton. It touched my heart to see all those people he had saved. Thank you so much for featuring him on your blog. As always friend my visit was wonderful.
ReplyDeleteBonjour Linda, cette musique est superbe! Bise et bonne journée tout en douceur!
ReplyDeleteLove all of the posts! And the words about depression are so good!
ReplyDeleteDo have a wonderful weekend. Here in Sweden we celebrate Midsummer tomorrow! And it's raining and it's cold, that's not the way it's supposed to be!
Aggie
I never realised heroes like Nicholas Winton were still with us, what a treasure.
ReplyDeleteall that water would be nice on a day like today
ReplyDeleteNice gag, Linda !
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quotes !
Fantastic post, dear Linda. I often feel that many of the quotes/words of wisdom you share with us here would be ideal as prints on a children's bedroom wall or in a classroom and that one above regarding respect, honesty, trust and loyalty really stands out for me that regards. What a better and more peaceful place the world would be if could instill that in all kids at an early age.
ReplyDeleteBig hugs & happy Thursday wishes,
♥ Jessica
I like the frog and the lovely pond.
ReplyDeleteThe pond is very nice. Happy Midsummer!
ReplyDeleteWow...Nicholas Winton is such an inspiration!
ReplyDeleteWhat the World needs now are many more like him.
Oh I just adore all these posts, Linda...you are truly amazing! :)
Big Hugs xoxoxo
Hope you're having a good weekend. Although, first I wrote goo weekend and had to fix it. I don't know what a goo weekend would be like. Unless it was melted chocolate goo, that might work.
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