We Are What We Are, Wherever We

No Man Is So Wise That He Cannot Benefit By Talking Things Out With Others.

May I Make Two Citations From The Words Of A Discerning Editorial Writer, Not One Of My Faith, But One Of Much Faith: "if We Neglect The Divine . . . And Give Ourselves Over Wholly To The Human," He Said, "we May Certainly Count Upon Nothing But The Triumph Of Pessimism. . . . True Optimism Must Rest Upon A Calm, Unshakable Faith In Eternal Life And In The Unlimited Goodness Of Him Who Gives It."

Marriage Requires The Giving And Keeping Of Confidences, The Sharing Of Thoughts And Feelings, Respect And Understanding Always, Marriage Requires Humility - The Humility To Repent, The Humility To Forgive. Marriage Requires Flexibility (to Give And Take) And Firmness: Not To Compromise Principles. And A Wise And Moderate Sense Of Humor. Both Need To Be Pulling Together In The Same Direction.

One Of The Greatest Accomplishments In This World Would Be That Of Lifting Human Hearts. Blessed Are They Who Are Kind And Considerate Of The Feelings Of Other People.

It Sometimes Seems That We Live As If We Wonder When Life Is Going To Begin. It Isn't Always Clear Just What We Are Waiting For, But Some Of Us Sometimes Persist In Waiting So Long That Life Slips By - Finding Us Still Waiting For Something That Has Been Going On All The Time. . . . This Is The Life In Which The Work Of This Life Is To Be Done. Today Is As Much A Part Of Eternity As Any Day A Thousand Years Ago Or As Will Be Any Day A Thousand Years Hence. This Is It, Whether We Are Thrilled Or Disappointed, Busy Or Bored! This Is Life, And It Is Passing.