Safety Tidbits

Never Quit! Sometimes it is very hard to keep on when we do not seem to be getting anywhere. When Thomas Carlyle had finished the first volume of his book,

Always Dim Your Lights for the other guy My brother and I were driving one evening to Chattanooga, Tennessee, from Atlanta. He was driving the car. And for some reason

Burning Down the House Once there was a village in Nigeria where the people made their living by farming. The village lay in a large green valley that was lined

Integrity – it’s a good thing! The war was finally over and a tall young Army officer watched the clock nervously. In just a few minutes, at six o'clock, he

You Can… Make a Difference! A co-worker sent an email saying that she appreciated tidbits and was looking for a story about believing in yourself to share with her son.

The Tea Master Lord Yamanouchi, an aristocrat of eighteenth-century Japan, once asked his tea master to accompany him on a visit to Edo (later Tokyo), where he was to stay

Three Visitors A woman came out of her house and saw three old men with long white beards sitting in her front yard. She did not recognize them. She said,

The Buck Stops Here! Bill Denby was an outstanding high school basketball player. But, instead of transitioning from high school to college, Billy chose a different route. He enlisted in

The Whisper Test Mary had grown up knowing that she was different from the other kids, and she hated it. She was born with a cleft palate and had to

Life line World War II veteran, Donald Vairin, shared his story of serving as a hospital corpsman in the invasion of Guam. While navigating some dangerous waters, the boat he