I’ve always been clumsy. There were many broken dishes and glasses in my childhood. My Mom was always kind about it. She’d say, “Tears don’t mend broken China.” She had other similar phrases I remember (e.g., “If you get a load of lemons, it is time to make lemonade!”), but the lesson was always Midwestern positivism. Don’t sit around moaning about what can’t be fixed—keep moving forward and don’t let your own failures hold you back.
Tears Don’t Mend Broken China
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Conflict Minerals Company Rankings Compared to CSRHub Ratings and “The Carrot”
[fa icon="calendar'] Sep 24, 2013 7:51:29 AM / by Cynthia Figge
By Cynthia Figge
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EPA, SEC Carry the Torch on U.S. Environmental Progress
[fa icon="calendar'] Jul 13, 2011 3:07:30 PM / by Carol Pierson Holding
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CSR Secrets the Government Isn't Telling
[fa icon="calendar'] Jan 31, 2011 7:00:00 AM / by Bahar Gidwani
By Bahar Gidwani
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