Jack’s Winning Words 4/10/14
“It’s better to walk alone than with a crowd going in the wrong direction.” (Diane Grant) Parents advise their children to avoid getting in with the wrong crowd. I read an article which said that, psychologically, an individual can put aside what they know is right when they are with a bad crowd. It can work in the other direction, too. The right crowd can influence for the better. Even adults need to choose friends wisely. ;-) Jack.
FROM SHARIN' SHARON: This reminds me of the old Marty Robbins song "I Walk Alone". ====JACK: ...and then there's the song, "You'll never walk alone," which reminds me of the popular poem, "Footprints."
EDUCATOR PAUL: I love this!!!!! Thanks!====JACK: Thanks for being a friend.
FROM TAMPA SHIRL: Old friends and new friends are what makes this life interesting. At our age we should have the smarts to know how to choose friends-usually those with the same interests and values. We saw Jersey Boys last night and that is definitely a message of choosing friends in my opinion.====JACK: You are really "with it," going to see Jersey Boys. You probably knew some of the songs. Was there dancing in the aisles?
FROM OUTHOUSE JUDY: This reminds me of the song Jerry Lewis always sang at the end of the MD tele-a-thon. "Walk on walk on.... you will never walk alone." It's easy to say and do this now as I read it, but when I was young, it was hard to tell which path to take. I think I would probably have been one of those people in the crowd to watch Jesus take his long walk to the cross but I would have been hiding behind the crowd and would have watched from a distance.====JACK: It can be lonely to walk alone...but the Lord says, "I will never leave thee, nor forsake thee," so we are never alone. ====JUDY: I'm glad we do have a God Who won't desert us in the midst of trial!
FROM BLAZING OAKS: So true! I'm glad I had "wholesome" friends, growing up in Moline! i'm on my son's computer, as mine has been out since Monday,l and won't be fixed until next mondayl, the 14th!! :-( ====JACK: The "Y" had a big influence of my life...and my after school work, too.
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This reminds me of the old Marty Robbins song "I Walk Alone".
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FqxkH8HXSZY&feature=kp
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