In a recent column, one of my co-workers wrote about being tired. It was a good piece, and she was right on the money. Toni’s thoughts made me think. Then, I heard a similar train of thought from my pastor, and it spurred me to write these words.
At the store, I made my way through the produce department and came to shelves with containers of strawberries, grapes, mango, and cantaloupe. I grabbed seven cold, yummy packages of fruit and some cold water in another aisle. I added a few cold Gatorades from the front coolers too.
There are those who say that sending prayers is not enough. Social media emojis are not enough. There are those who will make it a political issue and rail about gun control. There are those who will say that every school in our country should have policemen and metal detectors. And, there are those who will disagree with me and call me simplistic.
Dylan Miller (left) and Kohlton Landaverde (right) present their trophies as winners of the Varsity Boys Doubles Consolation at the Liberty Eylau Tennis Tournament held on Mar. 10. COURTESY PHOTO
GLP powerlifters competed in the Regional Meet in Mabank on Mar. 4. Kyla Griffin, with a total of 950 pounds lifted is heading to state. Griffin’s squat was 420 pounds, bench was 165 pounds, and deadlift was 375 pounds. COURTESY PHOTO
