It is also the product of a lifelong dedication to living fully, deeply and sensually.
Henry may sometimes find himself at war with the laws of space and time, but at heart he has a "fanatical dedication to living like a normal person".
Every four or five years, we moved to a different neighborhood, always after my parents' dedication to living in an integrated area was shattered by the realization that we were practically the only white family left.
Rosanne survived two husbands and three brothers, is survived by nieces Lynn Magdol and Carole Aronson, nephews Joseph Magdol and Michael Magdol, and by many, many friends who have delighted in her persistent elan and inspired by her dedication to living life to its very fullest.
But impertinent speculation and half-baked psychoanalysis certainly sell books and they are the order of the day in Once Again to Zelda, a terrifically titled investigation into literary dedications that fails to live up to the brilliance of its premise.
When Alexis de Tocqueville visited Ireland in 1835, he extolled the priests of that country for their dedication and their willingness to live on the scale of the peasants, and he noted the affection they received in return.
The significance of unequivocal kindness, loyalty, forgiveness, dedication to God and trying to live as our Blessed Mother did is nearly impossible for any of us to understand.
In the meantime, here's a look ahead to the game from PA: The Latvian has always been a big talent and is now finally showing the dedication to his sport necessary to live up to it.
(Hearty thanks from theater lovers for his dedication to regular live appearances).
It happened first on the dedication page, where he writes, "For my daughter, Chiara, who has to live through this".
