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Today's quote was submitted by Vince

Jeannette Rankin said "Men and women are like right and left hands; it doesn't make sense not to use both." Very true! I'll speak from my own perspective. My right hand and my left hand are different. I can't snap my fingers on my left hand. I'm not sure why. If it mattered, I could probably train myself to do it, but it doesn't matter. I can use both hands for many things. I can hammer a nail with either hand. That comes in hand when I'm trying to work on something far to my left or right, but there are some things that one hand is better at. I feel like that's the same for my wife and I. She is so much better than me at many things, I'm better at some things, and we're equally matched at others. Either way, it makes more sense to work together in all things. That makes for a better team. Each of us with different skills. Makes us stronger!

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Today's quote was submitted by David
Anne Frank said "How wonderful it is that nobody need wait a single moment before starting to improve the world." Yes, this is a very good point. Where I live, we're in the middle of election season. I think it's interesting when a politician is running for office, they often make promises to make this change or that change. Sometimes it's a politician running for reelection and they make promises like this. I've always wanted to ask, “Why wait?” In my world, if something needs to be done, we do it. I don't need to wait until after the election. If it's a good idea, and if people seem to like it. Why wait until after the election? Again, some of these people are not in the office and they can't make changes until they are there, but some are there now! Just do it! I've implemented good ideas the very first day they changes were possible. I'm just not patient!

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Today's quote was submitted by Tobias

Thurgood Marshall said "The legal system can force open doors and sometimes even knock down walls. But it cannot build bridges. That job belongs to you and me." I love that. It reminds me of the parable of the two brothers, who lived on adjoining farms and shared everything for 40 years, but they had a bitter falling out. One day, a carpenter arrived seeking work. The older brother asked him to build a tall fence between the properties to block out his brother. The older brother left for town. When he returned at sunset, he was shocked to find that he hadn't built a fence at all—he had built a beautiful bridge across the dividing creek. The younger brother walked across the bridge, held out his hand, and asked for forgiveness. Moved by the gesture, they reconciled and embraced, proving that building connections heals old wounds.

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Today's quote was submitted by James

Prince said "Just start by creating your day. Then create your life." Excellent quote. Prince was an interesting guy! His music stood out. He was different. He was special. He was very talented. Did you know that Prince has about 8000 songs that he completed, but never released to the public! He was so prolific that he would have a song pop into his head, then he would write it and produce it, just for him. Some of the songs were shared with the world, but many more, thousands more, are sitting in a vault at Paisley Park in the twin cities of Minnesota. I've heard that we would eventually get to hear some of these, but I don't know if that's true, or when that would even happen if it is true. I like most of what I've heard from Prince. I also like his advice to create a day, then create your life. Get out there today and create your future!

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Today's quote was submitted by Christine

Muhammad Ali said "Service to others is the rent you pay for your room here on earth." Very nicely said. I know everyone is different, but personally, I enjoy serving others. Sometimes to my detriment! I've said yes to a few too many things from time to time. Last weekend I had seven events. Most of them were spaced enough to make it all work, but I had one event that ended at 3pm and the next on started at 3:45. I had plenty of time to wrap up and drive the few miles needed to be early for the next event, but that's not how life worked. The 3pm event, which I've done every year for over a decade, ended late. They had a computer glitch. I wrapped up as much as I could, then I finally had to slip out at about 3:20. I arrived at the next event with 2 minutes to spare. It was a super close call, but I still walked on stage right on time.