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The Older I get, the more I like Black & White. I still enjoy the old black and white television shows and movies. As an “old timer” I can assure you, life looked better in black and white.
Read moreThe following story is another life lesson I have learned from my long association with the Oklahoma Memorial.
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The cold weather kept several home from Sunday School but those of us attending shared some great “church” stories . . .
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My wife and I recently watched a documentary about the British royal family in the years just before World War II. The Duke of Windsor had been made King but then abdicated his throne because he wanted to marry an American divorcee named Wallis Simpson. His younger brother, Bertie, was then crowned King George and shortly thereafter Britain was plunged into war with Nazi Germany.
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Yes, there are people who live on this earth who see to it. One such individual was a “faithful” customer of mine way back in the 1970s. He was a chronic complainer who was forever being shorted on his medicine, by me. The city overcharged him on his water and the butcher over at Allen Food Center always weighed his meat orders heavy. He had a rough life. He had one prescription for 30 pills. Cheap. So cheap that I only charged him a buck a month for his 30 pills. But of course, he said I always cheated him anyway so I just made it a point to give him an extra pill or two. This gift was never acknowledged.
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One of my grandsons got an archery set for Christmas and loves it. Around the same time my friend Kevin fisher shared the following story . . .
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I gotta admit, I don’t read the professional journal Evolutionary Behavioral Sciences. Frankly, all three of those words kinda intimidate me. But a recent research paper released in that publication caught my eye with its daunting title:
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