Currently reading the biography of Michael Kirby, 35 years a federal judge in Auistralia. I'm not going to comment about the book but merely quote from Michael Kirby himself.
He says: "What is the absolute bedrock of human rights, of our legal system, of striving to have order? Why are we here today and tomorrow, and what does our life mean?
Well, love has a lot to do with it. If you've had a life like mine, with a loving family and loving parents, siblings, good friends, and then a loving companion over such a long time, then you're very lucky. The foundation of so much of that is love and I've never been ashamed to say so". (Michael Kirby)
What more can I say? No wonder he achieved much good in his life.
He says: "What is the absolute bedrock of human rights, of our legal system, of striving to have order? Why are we here today and tomorrow, and what does our life mean?
Well, love has a lot to do with it. If you've had a life like mine, with a loving family and loving parents, siblings, good friends, and then a loving companion over such a long time, then you're very lucky. The foundation of so much of that is love and I've never been ashamed to say so". (Michael Kirby)
What more can I say? No wonder he achieved much good in his life.
