John Maxwell tells
a story that, I believe, teaches a profound message. It seems that during
a recent winter, while all the birds up north were preparing to migrate
south, as the leaves were just beginning to change colors, one little
bird resisted. "I don't know why, every winter, we have to make
that long, arduous journey south. This is a good place here. There plenty
of food, the weather is nice, and I'm tired of making that stupid trip
with all the other birds. I'm staying here."
Scary
science on the way and plenty of responsibility goes with it
As
Americans begin in earnest the debate concerning cloning, perhaps the
most mind-boggling scientific development in history, it is more important
than ever to revisit the issue of moral responsibility. Another development
in the news this week casts a striking parallel.
Some
safety tips for handling Christmas trees, lights and ornaments
By
Rick Ryckeley
Fayette County Fire & Emergency Services
Every year my son
and I make the annual trek to a nearby Christmas tree farm. This year
is no different. Armed with saw in hand, we set out on our journey through
the trees not yet aware of just what a journey it would be. Holidays
are for families to be together, to enjoy each other's company and share
good times.
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Yes. The bottom line is that he is a thief, and he knew exactly what he was doing.