Who We Are In The Present Includes

A Young Apprentice Applied To A Master Carpenter For A Job. The Older Man Asked Him, "do You Know Your Trade?" "yes, Sir!" The Young Man Replied Proudly. "have You Ever Made A Mistake?" The Older Man Inquired. "no, Sir!" The Young Man Answered, Feeling Certain He Would Get The Job. "then There's No Way I'm Going To Hire You," Said The Master Carpenter, "because When You Make One, You Won't Know How To Fix It.

Sometimes People Are Good, And They Do Just What They Should. But The Very Same People Who Are Good Sometimes Are The Very Same People Who Are Bad Sometimes. It's Funny But It's True. Its The Same Isn't It, For Me And . . .

I Went Into Television Because I Hated It So, And I Thought There's Some Way Of Using This Fabulous Instrument To Nurture Those Who Would Watch And Listen.

Silence Is So Powerful, So Important. There Is So Much To Be Learned From It.

I Hope That You're Learning How Important You Are, How Important Each Person You See Can Be. Discovering Each One's Specialty Is The Most Important Learning.