Who is your Hero?
 

Who's your Hero in life, or Heroes?

Deepak Chopra is a Hero of mine, and Shawn Johnson the gymnast.
Also Nadya Suleman the Octomom, and Hello Kitty.

Mrs. Margery Two-Shoes of the College of ABC's, also known as Miss Goody Two Shoes.
And Phoebe Lichten from Phoebe in Wonderland.



Alison Shea is a Hero of mine. AKA Del Harvey.
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Also George o'Dowd
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And Tim Curry
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That's all I can think of for now.
Who is your Heroes!?

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Joe Strummer, R.I.P.
We are not quite baby boomers and not quite Generation X'ers. We were born too late to be hippies and too soon for grunge. We are the Blank Generation and Joe Strummer is our hero. God Bless Joe Strummer.

first one that popped into my head is Paul Newman

I admire his achievements and what I know of his priorities in life.

George Washington. He was regarded by his own contemporaries as the greatest man any of them had ever known, and that's good enough for me.

Richard Winters and my grandma.

Siddhārtha Gautama Buddha
Leonardo da Vinci
William Wordsworth
Henry David Thoreau
Henry James
Agnes Macphail
Mahatma Gandhi
Tommy Thompson
Tenzin Gyatso, The 14th Dalai Lama
Thích Nhất Hạnh
David Suzuki

Darby
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Melvin
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The Rollins
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Jello
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I don't like the word hero so much. I don't really hold these folks in a supreme regard, but they all lead/led their lives in a way that I try to emulate to some degree. They're more role models for me than heroes.

My grandpa. He's the hardest, toughest, most compassionate man I'll ever know. We relate to each other in so many ways, from our similar childhoods to our love of the military, and everything in between. His terseness is much appreciated in a world of blogs, psychology, and emo music. I love you, sir.

I think we have a thread like this somewhere...

Yeah, I got deja vu from this one too...

I'm pretty sure I made about the same post there. Pictures and all.

I think you guys are no longer my heroes. Encouraging Honesty is one of our goals.

My heroes are my offspring, doing so well with a father like me.
& Craig Ferguson.

Hmm, reminds me of a song:

"When we die, where do we go? You tell me that hell is for heroes."

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Clarence "Kelly" Johnson, founder of the Skunk Works and designer of many of the world's most innovative aircraft, including the U-2 and the SR-71.

This is kind of trite, but my hero is my Grandma. She raised 6 kids with very little income. She got her GED when she was 50. She is incredibly active in her 80s - she can touch her toes (I can't) and gets up early every morning to do calisthenics and work in her garden. She's one of the most generous, kind people I know. And she's independent and stubborn as hell and follows her own mind.

My Mom

My Hero!

I have always looked up to my dad, but never more so than these last few years. He has such a positive attitude even while fighting lung cancer. He amazes me each day. He refuses to let it get to him and bring him down. He greets each day with a smile.