From a man who knew so well how to transfer his pain into laughter, and we all derived the benefit. Charlie Chaplin. 1889-1977
This is Day 2 of the Quote Challenge. Thanks again to Amy Rose and Erika Kind.
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Thanks, Shrewed. I started a writing project 10 years ago that addressed my very funny family dealing with a lot of tragedies. It sustained us all. 💕
Wonderful quotation.
Hi Laura, I thought so too. ☺
I love this quote and the graphic that goes with it, Van! Lots of laughing here ❤️
Here too, Angie. Always, no matter what is going on in our lives. Thanks. 💕
Love this quote Van. Sometimes that’s hard to do but if you can manage laughter through the pain, almost anything is possible.
We were trained early, George, my parents were masterful at this. ☺
Yes, Chaplin was amazing and left many great quotes. I like this one a lot, Van!
Thanks, Erika. He taught us a lot during a very difficult time in our culture. ☺ My parents were huge fans.
I love his speech: When I learned loving myself… I even did a post about it.
Can you send me the link ?
Couldn’t find it just so. Have to search a little. But I’ll let you know!
No worries…☺
I’ll let you know, Van!
Found it 🙂 https://erikakind.wordpress.com/2014/09/29/as-i-began-to-love-myself/
That’s a beautiful post, Erika, I’d not seen this one before. Thanks for digging it up. 💕
I don’t think we were following each other back then. It is an older one.
Oldie, but goodie. ☺
Yes, must be. My success series is also from last summer. I had so few followers that I thought I was a good idea to post it again over the summer season 🙂
That was a good plan. ☺
So glad you say that, Van 🙂 ❤
I like this one very much.
Thanks, John. Me, too. ☺
That is a wonderful quote from the brilliant Charlie Chaplain! 🙂
Thanks, Judy. I think we all develop this skill at some point. ☺
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This is a good one!
I thought we could all relate to it. Thanks, Amy 💕
Indeed! 🙂