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A bridge between the past and future

Revisado: 09-19-24

If you are curious how it all started this is a must listen. I learned so so much, while also feeling connected to sll that came before and that will become after me.

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Getting to know him

Revisado: 09-01-20

You hear off people , and based on hearsay you form and often time the wrong idea of the person. That was my case with Mr. Carnegie. All I remember was that he was an union buster, when in reality he was not even in the country, when the event happened, and was highly regarded by labor. I wanted to know about Mr. Andrew Carnegie, and came away meeting Andy. In the end I found that he was not more much different than me, and for his humanity I am grateful.

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Christian’s view

Revisado: 02-25-18

I am fascinated by this story as told by Christian. Most novels focus on how the woman feels, relagating the feelings if the men in the story. I am so earpped up on the emotions andfeelings of Mr. Gray. The contradiction in his mind, being powerful and hopeless, master if his universer yet fearful. I love this view. It also does justice for men, letting us women know that men have feelings. Women do not have a monopoly on emotions and we need to provide the space for the menin our live to experience their feelings as we do. Love it!!

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