Sunday Newscape Magazine

“It takes a lot of courage to release the familiar and seemingly secure, to embrace the new. But there is no real security in what is no longer meaningful. There is more security in the adventurous and exciting, for in movement there is life, and in change there is power.”- Alan Cohen

Blindness is sneaky. It moves in slowly...undetected...and increasingly dims our sight. Today we see less than we did yesterday and tomorrow will even be more indistinct.

Anytime an accident of any kind happens there are people who don’t think about the reason it happened, all they do is ask why? Undoubtedly, those involved have a right, but there are some who understand that their prayers might have just been answered.

During my life, I’ve known many unhappy people who felt that way because they were getting up in years and they had never met their soul mate, the love of their life. Speaking about my own life, I’ve been with about three hundred women and there were three or four women that would have been the ideal wife for me if I had married any one of them. While I was involved with these women, my focus was on other things and I didn’t realize how wonderful they were until gone from my life. It was my fault that these relationships fell apart.

According to an article in Thursday’s Daily News Tribune, Waltham, Massachusetts: “Janet Monti was home nursing a cold when the call came in. At first, she thought it was a joke.

A person who claimed to be a White House aide asked if she would be around for the next half hour. Ten minutes later, she was on the phone with the President. “He said, ‘I hear you’re a little under the weather,’” she recalled of President Barack Obama’s first words to her.