I'm going to free myself from this computer in a few minutes (to do laundry and get ready to drive up to Tulsa to retrieve my fam from the in-laws'), but thought I'd just say how great it is to live in the United States of America. Our country isn't perfect, has problems of its own, tries to solve others' problems. Still, it's a beacon to many living under oppression without hope that there is a place on Earth where hearts beat freely. It's a reality that not everyone can live here; there are millions who don't want to. Does our birthright give us the latitude to slam the door shut to everyone? Is that realistic? Is it arrogant? Is it what God wants for our nation?
Questions, questions. On our nation's 230th birthday, may all the questions you face today be along the lines of "hotdog" or "hamburger." But don't forget what it took for us to get here. There has and continues to be sacrifices in this amazing experiment. Let us learn from our failures and look forward to continued success. Amen.
Drive careful!
Happy Independence Day to ya'll!
Amen.
Hope you had a fantastic fourth of july!
Always wanted to see Tulsa. Dunno why. Sounds like a good place to kick back and avoid the noise and haste.