On the eve of the tenth anniversary of 9/11, an event that is getting lots of media coverage from many angles, this media guy wrote that he . . . .
thinks it must be particularly offensive to people who have real things to be afraid of -poverty, unclean water, hunger, abuse, lack of political representation - when those of us who actually have a choice between living in fear or living in gratitude and hope choose to live in fear out of self-pity and childishness.
I think he is correct and will endeavor to cultivate both hope and gratitude as he suggests. Thanks JD.
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