Sunday, March 3, 2019
As a Young Man, Stephen and I spent some of our lives together. Every one of these times, Dr Berta had us working in the backyard, moving a pile of dirt, and filling in a hole. Stephen and I we're both trying to make sure our shovels we're full before we throw the dirt into the hole. Dr Berta watch just for a moment, stopped us, and gave us some instructions. I didn't realize that it's time, but he was sharing a life lesson with us. He said "Don't worry how full your shovel is, just throw what you get the first time." What I think he meant was " life doesn't always give you what you need every time, but it's more efficient to take what you are given, and move on to the next round, and eventually, you'll reach your goal." Rest well, Lou.
