Illustrations about loyalty
Hank was distraught. His wife had gone shopping the day before and hadn’t returned. The only thing he could think to do was report the situation to the sheriff’s department. When he walked into the headquarters, he was directed to Deputy Jones. “Hey, bro, my wife has gone missing. Can you help?”
Where did you meet your spouse? (Fellas, I apologize if I put you on the spot.) Did you meet her at college? Did you find him at church? Elevator? Job interview? Married couples have met in some unique places over the years.
But no one has ever met their spouse in a stranger place than William Tippins.
Till death do us part. That’s the vow most men and women take at their marriage…and the vow that too many break in divorce. Paul Rampell, a real estate lawyer in South Florida, has a “solution” for the problem of high divorce rates in America.
He suggests a “wedlease” instead of wedlock.
Let’s face it; some people are better kissers than others. For many, kissing is reduced to a physical act and nothing more. For others, kissing allows them to communicate their passion and love for one another.
Dr. Richard Selzer once witnessed a kiss that left as big of an impact on him as it did the one who received it.
When Michael Jordan stepped onto the court, he played for nothing short of victory. He was a driven, committed, passionate athlete who was intolerant of mediocrity. But he didn’t just play that way; he lived that way, as well.
Just ask his most-trusted friend, Fred Whitfield.
Indra Tamang grew up poverty-stricken in Nepal, a country whose only claim is the world’s highest peak. He lived in a mud hut and could barely write, but within a matter of years, he would be traveling the globe, dining with the likes of John Lennon and Andy Warhol, living in New York, Paris, and Crete, finally retiring a multimillionaire.
So, how does a dirt-poor teenager who could only speak his native language become a globe-trotting multimillionaire?
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