Monday, December 29, 2008


This quote by Charles Henrickson Brower found in Charles Jones’ Life is Tremendous, Tyndale House, 1979, p15, is a reminder that we must treat new and promising ideas with care if we want them to progress to their full bloom. When a new idea occurs to us think of possibilities not problems, be optimistic not dull and pessimistic, think what can be done and not what can’t, and more of our dreams will progress to reality at our time and in our day.—Grandpa Wal

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