Monday, July 26, 2010

The American Spectator : Losing Amber

In my haste...in my daily rush to "save the day"....I rail against the insanity.....the unfairness everywhere....I can't wait for another day.
Instead...I should remember each morning....no matter what.....that each day is a gift....and thank God for it.

The American Spectator : Losing Amber:

About twenty years ago, more or less, when I first started spending time in North Idaho, I hired a young woman named Amber Coffman to be my son’s babysitter. She was a beautiful, kindly student at Sandpoint High School, as sweet hearted and attentive to our son Tommy as I could have wished.

She had violet blue eyes that just shone any time night or day. They were almost extraterrestrial."

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