Do you need a "second chance?" Maybe a chance to square things with a love one. A mom or dad you had words with a few years ago. Hurting words spoken, sometimes go for years unresolved between two people who really love each other. We can feel sorry deep inside about things we might say or do to a friend or love one, but if we put that pride aside for a short moment, and explain why or say I'm sorry, our "second chance" begins. The bad feelings inside no longer exist. A new beginning is offered for those friends and love ones we care about so much.
Our city was rated one of the cleanest cities in the United States and also one of the best cities to choose for retirement. I think I am correct on this statement. Anyway, why not make it the friendliest and most caring city?
Let's search our hearts and clear up any overdue, unresolved family and friend problems. Life is so short and I think we all deserve a second chance. In my book, a caring family is everything. I challenge all moms and dads and family members at this coming holiday celebration, make sure all little "hang ups" and family problems are resolved. Start the New Year off with a "new beginning" and a "second chance" to get it right.
Jake Cannon, Published in Dothan Eagle Jan. 01, 2008
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