Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Tutu
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4 comments:
No clue. But love seeing Bishop Tutu's smiling face!
I csn't remember the name of the street but I think I've been there. Desmond Tutu lives on it and Manedla formerly did; his house was being turned into a museum when I was there five years ago. I'll wait to see if I'm wrong -- I have a strong visual memory of that street on a bright early summer day. The only street in the world, said the guide, where two Nobel Peace Prize winners lived within a couple blocks of each other.
One of my heroes!!
One of my heroes!!
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