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THE ANCHOR-Diocese of Fall River-Fri., Nov: 13, 1987
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Do you begin to see that you have something very precious to contribute to a family reunion?
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I say this with a high degree of certainty because I have so often experienced it myself. I think I will always want to number some young people among my acquaintances. That's one way I hope to stay young and live longer.
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vitality give them renewed energy. After some time spent with young people, they often find that they are looking at the world with the fresh eyes of youth.
brings satisfaction and ,meaning into one's life. Successful searching also requires a willingness to experiment. As the song suggests, most of us know where we've been. Familiarity breeds security. It feels safe doing things that we know how to do. However, much is learned from trying out new possibilities. At times, we need to leave the safety By Charlie Martin of well-known paths and walk into areas that offer us new challenges. HERE I GO AGAIN For exam'ple, suppose a perI don't know where I'm going son has been an achiever in school But I sure know where I've been athletics. Even so, this person Hanging on the promises might want to discover more In son~s of yesterday about his or her other abilities. to And I've made up my mind' tap other talents. School offers a whole range of choices. I ain't wasting any more time But here I go again A student like this could take a Here I go again breakfrom sports and get involved Though I keep searching for an answer with student government or try out for the debate team. Taking I never seem to find what I'm looking for Oh Lord, I pray such a step allows the individual to explore other personal talents You give me strength to carryon 'Cause I know what it means and learn what other interests To walk along the lonely street of dreams add satisfaction to his or her life. And here I go again on my own The song also states that God Going down the only road I've ever known can be a help when someone is Like a drifter I was born to walk alone searching. Sometimes, a few' I'm just another heart in need of rescue failures are experienced as we try Waiting on love's sweet charity to find the right niche in life. Our And I'm going to hold on God w.ants to support and For the rest of my days strengthen us with his caring, especially in those low times when 'Cause I know what it mea'ns To walk along the lonely street of dreams we are losing confidence in ourWritten by D. Coverdale. Sung by Whitesnake. selves.:.,' (c) 1987 by. The David Geffen Co. When'we learn from our mis·UNLESS YOU ARE a 'folSearching is part of everyone's takes, have the courage to explore lo'wer·9f..obscute heavy. metal l,ife. The teen and young adult . n'ewoptions and allow God to be 'groups; ·"Here··1 Go Again" is years are often focused ,on. dis- a guide and friend,Joe search will probably your introduction to covering what one'really wan~s in not end in frustration. We can the English. group Whitesnake, life and the'n figuri,ng.out how to, ' fil)Q .what we. are looki.ng for in Their first chart hit describes a a,ftain these ~oals.' ." . . ' , .' life.' ',' ,",".: . • ·life of searehiQg. Un(ortunatelY\ ~perhaps. the Ipost Important Your comments ~re always the person.'s search leads only to' $,tep is the first clearly defining ',welcome. 'Add'ress,Charlie Mar~~ust~aii~n,;"I.ne.versee~ to fin~,: what you wan~, Thistakes.'timt:, . tin, 121~ S. ,Ro~herwood Ave., ~hat I'm'lookm'g f6r,:~ eXperience and'a sense' of what Evansvill~:lnd. 477i4., . ' . . ". -... " .
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A. Since it seems your parents will continue to make you go to family reunions, the problem to deal with is how to make them less boring and more interesting. One way to help achieve this is to look at the world through the eyes of your aunts, uncles and grandparents. It may surprise you to learn tha~ generally speaking, people their age have a need for young people like you. Y 6u are, in a way, a source of new life for them. Your youth and
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'If you adopt a giving attitude and begin to give yourself to the older people at the gathering, you are likely to find, I think, that the hours are not so boring. ;rhis may take some 'effort on your part. For some conversationstarters, try asking one of the old folks about dating customs in the 1940s or 1930s. What did they do for fun then? What were the popular dances? How long did a boy and girl date before they got married?· And so on. One of your aunts or uncles might enjoy a game of checkers or Pente or backgammon. And they might be more grateful than you know for being invited to playa game with you. . And what of your cousins? Are they really as boring as you seem to think? Or have you merely failed to make sufficient effort to get to know them? Might you adopt a more giving, caring attitude toward at least one of them? It might be the start of a fine and lasting friendship. Send questions and comments to Tom Lennon, 1312 Mass. Ave. N.W. Washington, D.C. 20005.
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