I'm semi retired after working 32 years in the workforce development field. I'm interested in sports, current affairs, and life in general. I attend the local Unitarian Universalist congregation in Miami, and work as a substitute teacher when called and have done consulting work in the field of employment and training. I follow the local sports scene, attend University of Miami sports events and Marlin baseball games. I'm an avid reader, watch CNBC too much, and enjoy just about everything on my local NPR station.
My passion is ...
independence
I know too much about ...
nothing
My parents always told me ...
work hard
My childhood ambition ...
living on a farm
My favorite memory ...
finishing a marathon race
Why I write ...
to get out the ya yas
What I am reading/watching/listening to ...
npr
My first job ...
working at a golf course
My best moment ...
going to the races
My inspiration ...
worth and dignity of people
If you want peace work for justice.
Please understand that peace is not the end of conflict. Peace in a limited way is the end of unlimited force to resolve disputes.
I am drawn back to the church and the hymn "Let there be peace on earth and let it begin with me".
Let's start by affirming the worth and dignity of human beings. This would seem to be working towards the establishment of some minimums related to the basic of human existence.
Politically that would mean a belief in democracy that allows majority rule but also protects the rights of the minority.
Economic justice it seem...
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