Who do you admire most?Why?

Answer 1

I'm going to make a generalized statement and say someone who can take a potentially devastating situation and turn it into a positive example for others to strive for. Someone who, without question, accepts the responsibility of circumstances they helped to create and see them through to a successful conclusion.

Answer 2

My sister she is a special Olympian has ran the special Olympics(she dies Tennis,skiing,roller hockey and ice hockey) torch run in my state and living on her own has missed one day of work in 10 yrs was nominated employee of the year ,has got to do more traveling then me with a group of people that take people with disabilities on vacations she has been to Ireland and Spain,She has come a long way when she was 5 yrs old she could not talk.Just goes to show some one who is mentally retareded can live a normal life she also has had the same boyfriend for years and one a free trip to Las Vegas from her job.She lives by the special Olympics motto Let me win but if I do not win let me be brave in my attempt

Answer 3

I admire my husband most, He is an amazing man who has had to overcome so much devestation in his life. Without him, I too would still be in a state of devestation. Now, I'm happier than I've ever been and I owe it all to him. Who do you admire?

Answer 4

Mohamed ( peace be upon him ) , god`s messanger , he scattered the light of islam in every where he & his friend sacrifised with their lives to make us know the islam , to make us believe that allah is one , his message was peace , love , mercy , he was not tought as some of the western imagine , he ordered us to deal with all the people not caring with their riligion , he ordered us not to kill women , children , old men or preasts , he also ordered us not to burn or distroy a plant , he ordered us not to hurt an animal , and such a man must be admired by the hole world

Answer 5

Diana Princess of Wales. She was a princess, but there are many princesses in Europe, none of whom ever came close to capturing the popular imagination the way she did.

She became the patron saint of victims, the sick, the discriminated against, the homeless. Then, partly through her real suffering Diana herself projected a compelling image of victimhood. Women in unhappy marriages identified with her; so did outsiders of one kind or another, ethnic, sexual or social.

And finally she became the ultimate victim of her own fame: pursued by paparazzi.

Answer 6

Myself

Answer 7

My mom was the most honest and good person I've ever known. She put her family first and she sacrificed so that her children could have the best life possible. She was a sweetheart to everyone who knew her.

Answer 8

A friend of mine who lost both parents and his brother in the space of 6 months his strength and ability to go on are outstanding.

Answer 9

Victor Hugo for seeing the worst in humanity but still being able to write about humanities ability to rise above itself and better itself.

Answer 10

It's a toss-up between my hubby and my daughter.
My husband, because of his sincerity, his honesty, his love of life, his unselfishness, his patience, his ideals, his intelligence, his strength, and his willingness to stand up for what he feels is right.
My daughter, for her unbiased affection, her love of life, her eagerness to learn; her willingness to accept everyone, regardless of their colour, age, religion, or oppinion on something; her joy, and the way she just seems to 'know' sometimes, even though she can't yet speak.

I have much to learn from both of them. My husband, and our beautiful daughter; and that I see so much of him in her; the way she acts, the way she looks; the things she does, are so much like him that it melts me sometimes. It may seem strange, the fact that I'm humbled by something so simple, but I learn much about myself, watching them.