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Last week I spoke of the village needed to raise our children. This week I am switching from selfless giving of one’s time, love, and energy to selfishness. I guess I’m tired of observing our very selfish culture. It’s not an age issue, or a race issue, it’s a human issue.
I feel certain you have heard the expression – it takes a village to raise a child. I believe it’s true. When you are the parent of a child you may find yourself thinking that your village has gone on retreat when you most need them. Which if we are being honest is 90% of the time.
Some people collect seashells when at the beach. I pick them. The difference is subtle but important. When out walking along the beach I see people with bags full of shells. They seem to snatch them up quickly and easily.
I do not fish. I have fished and I have observed fishing. On vacation one of my favorite things is to take and early morning walk along the beach. I watch for dolphins offshore, the sun rising in the sky, and people surf fishing. From my walks I have observed three primary types of surf fishing.
Perhaps you are one of those people who thinks what if…? I am. I think it’s the planner in me. You know, be prepared for everything.
It was a typical Wednesday. I was up early and out the door to do my grocery shopping. Car parked, I made my way to the entrance when I saw it, a disconcerting sign. Basically, it said forgive our dust we are going through a major renovation. Items may be moved multiple times, and we thank you for your patience and loyalty. That’s the short version.
