FROM “HOMEY DADDY” TO “HOME BODY”

When my children were little and eagerly begged me to pick them up when I came home, they would repeat, “Hold me, Daddy,” which actually sounded like, “Ho’ me, Daddy.”

Now, many decades later, I am very close to my wonderful border collie dog, Buddy.

When I come home, and he is eagerly waiting for me at the gate, I hug him dearly and say, “I’m home, Buddy.”

And so, that is how I’ve come from being a “HOMEY DADDY” to a “HOME BODY.”

I still love being home—I am blessed.

TEN COMMANDMENTS—POSTED? OR FORBIDDEN?

I heard today that the Ten Commandments are posted for visitors to see at Auschwitz.

Over four decades ago the U.S. Supreme Court declared the Ten Commandments forbidden in American public schools, because “. . . children might see them and read them and obey them [do what they say].”

I hesitate to comment, because the effects in history and the present are so obvious.

Why are we so bent on repeating the evil, when we have such a time-tested blueprint for the good?