Minute Meditations
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Think Right, Do Right
It has been said that the thought is the father of the deed. This is so. No one ever robbed a bank without first thinking, “I’m going to rob a bank.” Every act, every crime, […]
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D and four B’s
When George Gershwin was a struggling musician, he applied for a job at the office of the famous and well established composer, Irving Berlin. Berlin looked over the qualifications of his young applicant and said […]
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It Might Have Been
For of all sad words of tongue and pen, the saddest are these: “It might have been.” – John Greenleaf Whittier. Are we slaves to the “woulda, coulda, shoulda” syndrome? “If only…” are words of […]
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Good Enough Is Not Good Enough
Recently we visited a brother in the Brantford, Ontario hospital. He had suffered a massive stroke and is partially paralyzed. He has difficulty speaking, but we were able to visit, discussing happier times and the […]
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