Quotes that count.

Steve Biddulph (Australian author of "How to Raise Boys") says:
"If we don't stand for ultimate human values, if we lose
our moral compass, then we are a country doomed to fatal
division and decline. Who would even care about us?"
This is a genuine and far more pertinent statement about
values than that recently dished up to us by any politician.

Albert Einstein once made an interesting observation:
'everything that can be counted does not necessarily count;
everything that counts cannot necessarily be counted. '

It was Britain's wartime leader, Winston Churchill, who said:
"You can always count on Americans to do the right thing -
after they've tried everything else."


Definition of a committee:
a group of individuals who can do nothing individually,
and who meet to decide that nothing can be done together.