We don't know what we don't know. It always surprises me that more of the folks that I run into don't suspect that there is something, lurking, just beyond their vision, that will change their life in a profound and essential way. We were in a fast food restaurant in Bakersfield over the weekend. (Always a bad way to start the day.) I saw a woman with six children- ranging in age from about 13 to an infant. Of the six, three appeared to have Down's syndrome.
Sometimes I have to sing for my supper. There is simply no best way to do this. At least, none that works in all circumstances.
We don't know what we don't know. It always surprises me that more of the folks that I run into don't suspect that there is something, lurking, just beyond their vision, that will change their life in a profound and essential way. We were in a fast food restaurant in Bakersfield over the weekend. (Always a bad way to start the day.) I saw a woman with six children- ranging in age from about 13 to an infant. Of the six, three appeared to have Down's syndrome.
Sometimes I have to sing for my supper. There is simply no best way to do this. At least, none that works in all circumstances.
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