There's A Moment In Time

When I Read Thirteen Days I Was Moved By It. It Was Just A Great Time For The World, In Terms Of Looking Back In History And Seeing How We Got Ourselves Into Trouble And How We Got Ourselves Out Of Trouble.

We All Have That Burning Question About What Happens If We Lose Somebody We Love, Especially If We Lose Them Tragically. We Wonder What Fear Was Going On, We Wonder If We Could Have Reached Out And Touched Them, Held Their Hand, Looked In Their Eyes, Been There.

I Think It's Hard For People To Suspend The Era They Live In And Understand The Decisions That Had To Be Made Often During The Western Frontier Era Were Life And Death. You Had To Be Resourceful And On Your Feet To Try To Figure Out Somebody. You Didn't Have The Benefit Of Knowing Who Somebody Was.

The Kind Of Love That These Young Men Have And The Respect That They Have For Their Fathers, I Don't See That As Much In America As You See In The Latino Community, And It's Really Something To Behold.

It's Nice To Be Wanted In Almost Any Capacity.