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adore
• verb love and respect deeply.
— DERIVATIVES adoration noun adorer noun adoring adjective.
— ORIGIN Latin adorare ‘to worship’, from orare ‘speak, pray’.
(oxford english dictionary)
The Mission of the Shriners is to be: • The Premiere Fraternal Organization for men of good character
• Committed to providing attractive, quality programs and services for its members, their families and friends in a spirit of fun, fellowship and social camaraderie
• Fostering self improvement through leadership, education, the perpetuation of moral values and community involvement.
• Serving mankind through the resources of its great philanthropy, the Shriners Hospitals for Children
ORTHOPAEDIC
James A. Albright, M.D. (Consultant) H. Ryan Bicknell, M.D. (Consultant) David J. Gandy, M.D. (Consultant) Philip E. Gates, M.D., Assistant Chief of Staff (Active) Anne M. Hollister, M.D. (Consultant) Richard E. McCall, M.D., Chief of Staff (Active) M. E. Milstead, M.D. (Consultant) William L. Overdyke, M.D. (Consultant) Elizabeth Anne Pickvance, M.D. (Active) Michelle Ritter, M.D. (Consultant) Craig R. Springmeyer, M.D. (Consultant)
Interview who? David Carr (boyfriend)
What does the word adoration mean to you? I feel that it involves some type of love for that person, a certain degree of awe and...you attempt to honor them in some way.
Why do you feel this way? Usually based on who that person is or something that they have done.
Can you describe to me a situation in which you had a strong feeling for someone or something? It's not really a certain situation, rather multiple situations over time.
What is the first thing that comes to mind when you think of adoration? I don't know......worship, a feeling of pride? |
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