THE WAY #4

"Don't say: 'That's the way I'm made... it's my character'. It's your lack of character: Be a man."

My seventh grade english teacher taught us that we should understand that we could substitute woman in this sentance. That was back in 1962 and "things were different" then. I remember one day when she spoke to me, "Miss Daggett. you're running around this classroom like a chicken with its head cut off. Sit down!" I think of her when I'm having a bad hormone day. I'm still working on my character. I hope it's improving and that my children notice the struggle.