“Love begins by taking care of the closest ones – the ones at home.” — Mother Teresa
(It’s a good thing this quote came from Mama T, because if not for the author’s name I would have struggled even more in getting this one. I figured the G was the E, and that the LCG was THE, but it wasn’t until I saw the LCG in MOTHER that I was able to put it all together. Be well and do good, friends . . . at home, behind closed doors, as well out in the light of day.) — YUR
PS. Thanks for nothing, Zemanta! — YUR
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This one *was* harder than it appeared, Unc Rave. Like you, I felt very tentative until I deciphered MOTHER; thanks, Mother T (I could never pronounce her birth name). –RHO
And, today’s was a piece of cake, hal! After checking for punctuation, I noticed it was a single name author, but I try not to look at the author, as much as possible. (But, my initial reaction was: Socrates) The E and the T were fairly easy to figure out, which gave me the TOs and BEs. The rest fell into place rather quickly.
— YUR