Every day is a new beginning, Like in baseball’s first inning. Every day there’s a clock to rewind, Yesterdays history left behind. God created days beginning to end, Rest for the body a rich dividend. Glance at yesterday for a quick replay, For looking too long will shorten today. Have a great day and don’t… Read more »
There was grandfather, his little grandson often came in the evenings to sit at his knee and ask the many questions that children ask. One day the grandson came to his grandfather with a look of anger on his face. Grandfather said, “Come, sit, tell me what has happened today.” The child sat and leaned… Read more »
If we were making a garden where flowers and vegetables grow, We must work the ground and plant the seed, carefully, row by row. A garden needs a great deal of work, back-breaking and tiring toil, But we’re working with God and his miracles when we’re working with the soil. And that’s the way with… Read more »
Maybe God wanted us to meet the wrong people before meeting the right one so that when we finally meet the right person, we will know how to be grateful for that gift. Maybe when the door of happiness closes, another opens, but often times we look so long at the closed door that we… Read more »
My skin is dark And yours is light, Jose’s in-between Your day and my night. But, lo and behold, When we each scrape a knee The blood’s the same red For all kids to see. Two legs, two arms, Two ears, and a nose, If we stand at attention, We’ll strike the same pose. We’re… Read more »
“Be like a postage stamp–stick to one thing until you get there.” – Josh Billings
Frequently I m asked to recommend other seminar leaders that are catalyst and motivational role models for teachers and staff. I would like to introduce you to Gene Bedley -Author- Teacher-Keynote Speaker-National Seminar leader-Educational Consultant-Character Education/ Responsibility Management. If you want your entire school centered around core ethical virtues and students making ethical decisions, Gene… Read more »
It is easier to teach children good manners than to un-teach bad ones. – Author Unknown
Program helps build ethical code for making good c NEOSHO, Mo. The din in the gymnasium was no more impressive than what would be heard in virtually any cafeteria in any high school. Nothing unusual about the noise until you get close enough to hear individual conversations, which focus not on prom dresses and rock… Read more »
ST. LOUIS A study of youth sports found evidence of cheating, taunting, even intentionally trying to hurt an opponent. And the bad behavior wasn t limited to the kids. Some coaches admitted yelling at athletes even verbally abusing them, and some players said they were struck. The study was conducted by researchers at the University… Read more »
