Art Fettig’s Monday Morning Memo
Originally published June 8th, 2009
In This Issue
o A Part of Driver Training
o Say Something Good
o Points To Ponder
o A Little Humor
o Quote of the Week
A Part of Driver Training
A friend of mine told me this morning that she gave in to her sixteen-year-old twins pleading and loaned them her van to drive to the beach. Well, they rear ended a vehicle that stopped for the yellow light and her son was so busy watching the light that POW! He hit the car in front of him whose driver had decided he couldn’t make it. Thank God, nobody hurt. Her van was totaled. Just the same that makes it just about 100% of the young people I know who drive that have now totaled out a vehicle as a part of their continuing driver training program. I seriously suspect that our young people are not being given the proper driver training in schools. A big share of these accidents involves rear end collisions. For the most part I actually believe that these young folks were driving an a fairly sensible manner. Maybe it is the way that most of us drive and teach our young folks by our example. Whatever, I have been hearing about far too many teen deaths from driving and just wish we could find a way to prevent them.
Say Something Good
KFC. We just pigged out at our local KFC and they had a special of $5.95 for the buffet. So, is that what makes America great? Well, part of it. Just imagine, America is the place where an old guy on social security had a dream and turned it into a special tasting chicken and franchised the idea all over the world.
I know a lot of countries that I have visited where you could never do that. May God bless our troops and keep them safe and may God bless America.
Points To Ponder
Accept everything about yourself — I mean everything, you are you and that is the beginning and the end — no apologies, no regrets. Clark Moustakas
A Little Humor
A husband and his wife divorced over RELIGIOUS DIFFERENCES …………. He thought he was God, and she didn’t.
Quote of the Week
The fun in life comes from striving for excellence. The frustration comes from seeking perfection. Only God is perfect. Art Fettig