I heard this on the Christian radio station this morning. It really touched me. I won't have to explain how it applies to Rangers. Aunt Janet (Frapper's wife) A little 10 yr. old girl went to spend the night with her favorite aunt and cousin. The cousin was an eight year old boy born with no arms. The next morning the girl had gotten dressed and went in to see if she could help the boy get dressed. What she sw horrified her. Her aunt was standing in the middle of the boy's bedroom with her arms crossed while her son struggled to get into his tee shirt. The boy struggled, writhed, and fought to get into that shirt, but instead got all tangled up. "Help me, Momma." he said "I'm all tangled up!" His mother said nothing and stood still, watching. The girl cousin stepped up and her aunt pulled her back, forbidding her to help. Confused, the girl looked up at her aunt and then to her struggling cousin with tears in her eyes. Again the boy plead with his mother, begging her to help him get out of the tangled shirt, but the mother stayed silent and unmoving. After a little more pleading, the boy began to cry. The girl couldn't take anymore, so she cried out to her aunt, "Help him! Help him! Can't you see how hard it is for him?" The aunt stayed silent with her arms crossed, the boy stuggled and cried and the girl cried out once more. "Why don't you help him?" The boy's mother looked down at the girl with tears in her eyes and said, "I am." I'm a story teller and once in a while a story comes along loaded with possibilities, this is one of them. They said the boy grew up to be a successful architect by drawing with his feet. Who knew? His mother did. I'd like to know how you feel about this story. Janet Frapper's wife aka Shadrach author of Flat Pan Jack books _______ To unsubscribe, send "unsubscribe rangernet" to [EMAIL PROTECTED] "Eat the hay & spit out the sticks! - A#1's mule" RTKB&G4JC! http://rangernet.org Autoresponder: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
