The Holidays bring us dig'n around in old boxes... and I got a call from
my
Dad to come over and get some stuff or he was throwing it out..<G>

Reluctantly I did... and I'm glad

The world has changed a great deal since I was 19 in 1971<G> and when
you meet yourself via cassette tape 30 years later... *Get ready for a
shock<G>

The man you were... may not be the man you remember<G> *But I'm pleased
to report
several things....

1.30 years ago Bible thumpers were just as annoying as they are today<G>
same message..

2, Jimmy Swaggart actually sounded pretty good<G>

3. "High tech" was called "electronics"  and the future was 4 channel
STEREO


*Other things I noticed..

I heard a young man asking the right questions in the face of the
*un-known...
But not sure of the right course of action to take. I heard myself ask
for
counciling in choices, and I think what I'd do for the "kid" is give him
some
basic encouragement<G>

We can't go back! ...but we can learn from our past<G> and the skill we
should cherish is one that "for-shadows" the trail ahead for a Young man

through life.

Why "character counts" is that we will be presented  challenges and
choices..

Success is tied to our "Dreams" and "Aspirations" for they motivate us
and sustain
our energy to build a life and family from the wilderness of childhood.
Some of that
has to do with making sense of situations that don't.. and applying
faith when we
don't always see the clear path ahead..

Some pride themselves with quick thinking and cognitive reasoning, and
seem always to
have an answer on the tip of their tong<G> *But just maybe... answers
also come to those
that reflect.. and wait.

I'd advise myself...and every young man of that...  just wait.. think
right and a answer will
come<G>  Choose wisely.. and don't invest in current fashions<G>


I've got more to say on this subject...
Good stuff I hope<G>

Cdr.Duane -=A=-



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