If it were to be at some time hereafter that a grand reconciliation were to occur of this entire mission as it spawns the sort of ferocious willpower many of our people already existing in torment to both mind and soul as to the direction, any direction that indicates better fortunes sitting just there over the horizon, it could be said, and without doubt or its causes as such, the humble presence of your youth, again achieving victory over sloth and idleness in yet another demonstration of faith to endure the unendurable, we would all, I suppose, rest easy and assured of the great reversal of terribly depressing trends in our community, America, where the assumption is always where does it end, or what is the point, or why does the earth spin as it will. Considering that there was nary a word spoken as to the trial of performing youth-powered, freedom-friendly endeavors on such a day of cold, snow, rain: a testament to the clarity of youth and their devotion to duty, here being snow removal under Phase II Cleaning, of the sidewalks on the overpasses both along Woodside Avenue between 62 and 64 Street where the Great Wall of Woodside stands, thereupon to 65 Street and finally Trimble Road and its access to the LIRR, and it should be clear yet again that, while freedom to toil in all environments is left to free people to determine, indeed, many of your youth, backed yet again by the ever-present force for good LDS missionaries, and another critical, albeit reserve task due to the weather. And these tasks are always more fun with friends, and with the special return of Kyle Richard from Japan along with his friend Christina, a man who inspired us years prior to do what we are doing, many long and debilitating years of foolish nonsense where verbal activists, the ancient organizations they have polluted with their sloth and idleness, and the small men with big jobs who offer up their own version of a whole lot of nothing save for words without deeds that stand alone as morally clear or of obvious concern to the great silent majority, but alas it was always within the realm of freedom-loving people to do what is being done without interruption or phony meetings where the most important decision made will without fail be be shape of the table for the next gathering of nonsense, maybe with catered food platters. What sort of person is this man David, and what about his friends, and why are they week after week in the worst kind of elements doing anything when they could be at home, and if one considers for a moment the reasoning behind such questions from certain quarters, they will begin to understand the nature of both the problem here and across this land, and the answers which only those blind to the facts will miss or explain away. So there it is. How many potential trips and falls caused directly snow or ice buildup at these locations one cannot say, but these common areas were restored to proper order by your youth, from our local schools, from among our populace, and should give you pause that youth as young as 12 years of age such as the leader Evelyn Gonzalez or Michael May or Hanna Jimenez just did more to restore order and confidence, predictability and safety to this neighborhood than hundreds of verbal activists in whatever clustering suits their fancy. Lucky us such youth have been provided to us by Providence. Finally, the day could not have been complete for their steely efforts than hot chocolate, croissants, and then lunch in whatever venue they fancied, all thanks to Phil Riley and his generous donation just days prior. Not only was this an earned experience for them, what else could we in our own sort of torment and trouble do for such youth to reward powerful expressions of loyalty to you and this community, with so much faith being reposed in these future servant-leaders? (1/24/15)
Posted on: Sun, 25 Jan 2015 01:02:00 +0000
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