Get
a Life
I have to believe that everyone
reading this has at one time or another heard the expression, “get a life”.
Among all of you, there are those who will understand what I am about to say;
and, on the other hand, there will be those who will not. Unfortunately, those
who will not are the very ones who need to most. Let’s see.
Everyone, without exception, needs to
“get a life”–most all of us do, but some of us seem to never do so. The process
begins at birth (Read my posting of August 9, “Who Am I”?) and proceeds until
life’s end with each and every individual developing his own character–his own
color of water. What I failed to mention then was the effect of one’s decisions
during the course of his life. Every decision one makes during the course of
life has a cause and effect, seen and unseen. Frederic Bastiat has taught us
that “what is not seen is just as certain as what is seen”, and both leave the
marks or scars of their effects with which we must live throughout our life.
For better or worse, our decisions during life affect our employability, our
relationships with others, and our views toward life–they reflect how we think
and what we accomplish. They are us.
Ronald
Miller
mtss86@bellsouth.net
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