Wednesday Edition for 4/29/2020 - Hope Builds

George Souto - Yes! We have plenty of opportunities to sit still and learn! The time is now!!! 

Nick Vandekar, 610-203-4543 - You're a wise man. Obviously, your trips around the world taught you plenty! In all seriousness, we must build hope. We must not  destroy by being careless. Who would guess, people all over the world would be put in time-out? As survivors, it's up to each and everyone to be reminded hope means that in order for us to build a better tomorrow, it means knowing discipline, actions, and improvements are necessary for all ages. And that applies to all humans, including doctors, scientists, leaders, politicians, the media, parents, children, teenagers, business owners, employers, employees, our government, the military, our neighbors, and our friends. In the process of learning, leave no one behind. 

marti garaughty - I think we are all wondering the same thing. All I know is what I have experienced in my lifetime and what I was told from my parents who survived the Great Depression and WW1, etc. I feel confident in saying, our generation became more materialistic than theirs and products became more disposable. When I think back to my grandparents furniture, it was real wood, heavy, custom made and they never bought anything more than they needed. Come to think of it, the furniture outlasted them!

As far as creativity goes, my mother was very frugal. At a young age she taught me to make my own dolls out of old socks and sew button on faces. In other words, she told me, my problem was, I wasn't using my imagination....  You know, they say, history repeats itself. People like you who have a great imagination will probably succeed better than me.