” he asked.“I just feel so empty Josh, almost as if I have nothing or no one to play for.” I choked back.“Play for your Father, because he wou...d want you to. Play for Courtney because she would want you to. Play for yourself, because it’s what you have to do.” he urged.“I’ll try Josh.” I answered.He looked me square in the eyes, extended his hand and took mine, his grip firm and tight.“That’s all anyone can ask of us Brian. That we try. Anything I can do for you, anytime, day or night, you call. They also taught me to make and attach the points to the spear and arrow shafts. We made bows and bowstrings. I was not an excellent shot with a bow, but I was pretty good with the spear and throwing stick.I enjoyed and was good at gardening and could lift and carry heavy loads. My wives were proud of my strength. That made me happy.By the end of the summer, we had put up and dried many peas, beans, and peppers, and had sun dried many tomatoes. We stored popcorn and corn in the shuck in two of. The whole world will be pulling for you. He is the only President we have right now and we need him." Thank you Secretary Lehrer. We'll do the best we can. I'll keep you informed."After hanging up the telephone, Kathleen Lehrer explained the circumstances to the others assembled in the Situation Room. Once she had finished, she said, "I think it is time we go up and meet the media. We have been putting them off long enough, and there are probably rumors spreading around faster than I want to. It can be just one of the little things that happen every second of our lives. Except that any one particular happening can have life altering consequences for each one of us ... and ... as I said ... unalterably affect the life of others!The event I'm referring to happened a very long time ago. Very long ago, back when I thought I knew a lot. What teen or young adult, full of themselves, doesn't think they "Know It All!" As every late term adult realizes, fledglings don't really know what they.