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One of "today's" problems...

H. James Perlberg, III (jperlberg@JUNO.COM)
Wed, 12 Feb 1997 04:50:55 EST


One of today's problems as I see it is that many folks tend to SHOOT
first and then ask questions. Altho many have already apologized to
Lydia, I am troubled by the fact that dialogue occurred between everybody
else in questioning her motives RATHER THAN GOING STRAIGHT TO HER! I
have this same problem at my workplace and it has cost us many valuable
staffers. I am not going to pat myself on the back for how I responded
to Lydia, because most certainly, I am sure, I have at one time or
another offended someone or judged the speck in their eye before tending
to the log in mine. But, I implore you, please folks, we need to be more
trusting and loving...we are, afterall, SCOUTERS! Let's think before we
act... My apologies if I have offended anyone.

Lydia, take heart, God knows your intentions!

Peace, Jim
Jim Perlberg, EMT N2WKB "Fear Not" Isaiah 43:1 So. Hudson Tres Dias
Men's 39
Webelos Den Leader, Pack 271 Mahopac Falls
Roundtable Staff, Muscoot District, Westchester Putnam Council
Looking forward to the day when I can say "I usta be an ..."

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