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Re: Suitable role models?
Originally Posted by sinope
(Post 6573673)
It's her voice (Julie's that is). I just can't get beyond that to the thoughtful, intelligent woman that you say she is...
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Re: Suitable role models?
Originally Posted by iaink
(Post 6573452)
People I admired as a kid, Douglas Bader,
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Re: Suitable role models?
Originally Posted by sinope
(Post 6573376)
OK, so following on from the Brazt thread, who do you think are good role models for children, and in fact, all of us as we all need inspiration sometimes? I love:
Stephen Hawking Condaleeza Rice Bill Gates Michael Vaughn Zara Phillips I'm sure I'll think of more. :) Gyles Brandreth Aled Jones The Green Cross Code Man Dick van Dyke Alf Tupper For the girls Lorraine Kelly Sister Wendy Audrey fforbes-Hamilton Julie Andrews Fatima Whitbread |
Re: Suitable role models?
Originally Posted by Jingsamichty
(Post 6573987)
For the boys
Gyles Brandreth Aled Jones The Green Cross Code Man Dick van Dyke Alf Tupper For the girls Lorraine Kelly Sister Wendy Audrey fforbes-Hamilton Julie Andrews Fatima Whitbread I love Dick Van Dyke he's great. |
Re: Suitable role models?
Madonna.
Alf Tupper was my hero, he won't do for this generation. |
Re: Suitable role models?
Originally Posted by Cassie 10000
(Post 6574032)
I love Dick Van Dyke he's great.
Oh no, that just grates... |
Re: Suitable role models?
Originally Posted by sinope
(Post 6573376)
OK, so following on from the Brazt thread, who do you think are good role models for children, and in fact, all of us as we all need inspiration sometimes? I love:
Stephen Hawking Condaleeza Rice Bill Gates Michael Vaughn Zara Phillips I'm sure I'll think of more. :) How about parents and grandparents who have moral and ethical values that include tolerance, acceptance, love, and the ability show compassioon for those less fortunate. These traits, if passed down to their kids, will make them wonderful caring and nurturing adults. My role models are my parents and grandparents, both sets who immigrated to canada with next-to-nothing, had a fabulous work and moral ethics and became valuable members of society. Once they became canadians they never looked back. I hope that jim and I are passing on the same values to our two small kids. Why would any parent want someone else to be a role model for their kids. This is something that the parents should be teaching their kids everyday. |
Re: Suitable role models?
Originally Posted by bazzz
(Post 6573506)
Chris Morris, Shaun Ryder and, for the girls, Mélissa Theuriau.
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Re: Suitable role models?
Originally Posted by willmore
(Post 6574165)
How about parents and grandparents who have moral and ethical values that include tolerance, acceptance, love, and the ability show compassioon for those less fortunate. These traits, if passed down to their kids, will make them wonderful caring and nurturing adults.
My role models are my parents and grandparents, both sets who immigrated to canada with next-to-nothing, had a fabulous work and moral ethics and became valuable members of society. Once they became canadians they never looked back. I hope that jim and I are passing on the same values to our two small kids. Why would any parent want someone else to be a role model for their kids. This is something that the parents should be teaching their kids everyday. |
Re: Suitable role models?
Just thought of another one - Paul Watson. And he's Canadian.
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Re: Suitable role models?
Originally Posted by willmore
(Post 6574165)
Why would any parent want someone else to be a role model for their kids. <wonders who Paul Watson is, supposes that's because he's Canadian> |
Re: Suitable role models?
Originally Posted by dbd33
(Post 6574238)
<wonders who Paul Watson is, supposes that's because he's Canadian> I did think he was an Australian for ages until I heard him speaking, and then (shamefully) I thought he was a Yank for a while. |
Re: Suitable role models?
Originally Posted by Rich_007
(Post 6574166)
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Re: Suitable role models?
Originally Posted by sinope
(Post 6574252)
Ahhh, DBD and you a tree-hugger? Here he is: http://www.seashepherd.org/crew-watson.html
I did think he was an Australian for ages until I heard him speaking, and then (shamefully) I thought he was a Yank for a while. |
Re: Suitable role models?
Originally Posted by dbd33
(Post 6574238)
The people I have suggested display characteristics, such as single minded brutality in the pursuit of their goals, that I think would better serve my children than the defining characteristics of their parents.
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