I Volunteered
I was drafted into the Army on April 9th, 1951, for the KOREAN POLICE ACTION. The first thing I learned was “Don’t volunteer for anything.” Pretty good advice. They would trick us. The Sgt. would […]
I was drafted into the Army on April 9th, 1951, for the KOREAN POLICE ACTION. The first thing I learned was “Don’t volunteer for anything.” Pretty good advice. They would trick us. The Sgt. would […]
Poets might make strange bedfellows, although, right offhand I cannot recall ever getting in bed with one. I must confess that I feel very awkward in the company of folks who call themselves “poets.” In […]
For these past two weeks I have been walking down Memory Lane with my good friend Bill Tatroe, a man who has worked with me creating covers and illustrations for many of my published books. […]
“In a factory where mariner’s compasses are made,” wrote Dr. Orison Swett Marden, “the needles, before they are magnetized will lie in any position, wherever they are placed, but from the moment they have been […]
That’s life. As Frank Sinatra sang it… I’ve been up and down and over and out, And I know one thing: Each time I find myself flat on my face I pick myself up and […]
Yesterday I was listening to an audio tape of a talk I gave in Las Vegas in 1993. As an aside to the audience as I was about to recite my Self Esteem Credo I […]
What would you like to hear just before you hit the back door and head home from a powerful two or three day conference on safety? I always figure that the closing speaker has the […]
I bought a little solar red devil. It swings its arms with a fork in each hand and moves its head side to side as if that devil is saying “No.” to me. Whenever the […]
So many times I have been asked how I could walk out in front of so many different sorts of audiences for so many years and win their favor. My answer generally is “I just […]
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