I was driving through the Rainier Valley on Saturday (our only nice day lately), and say what I thought were a bunch of Tibetan prayer flags. So I stopped to take a picture, but I found it was some display done by the Rainier Valley Cultural Center, with flags created by local kids. I enjoyed some of their wishes.
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on April 16, 2008 at 2:19 pm Scott B wrote:
“I wish the whole world was smart”
I’m of the opinion that the simplicity of that is perfectly stated. I think that every time I sit down and watch/read the news. And no, I don’t omit the US from that sentiment either.
If a kid is able to pick that out so young, maybe there is still hope for future generations.
on April 16, 2008 at 6:35 pm Doug wrote:
What a positive way of looking at it, Scott. Your glass is half full … but the night is young!