I think I'll drop everything and just go fishin'

Written by Rev. James L. Snyder


I said something last week I haven't said in years. Where it came from, I really don't know. It's funny, you're tooling along minding your own business for weeks, maybe months at a time, and then something you haven't thought about for years pops into your noodle.

I don't remember what brought it on, but I blurted out, "I think I'll just quit everything and go fishin'."

Whererepparttar phrase came from is a mystery because I can't rememberrepparttar 140522 last time I went fishing. It's tragic when a person gets so busy he forgets aboutrepparttar 140523 truly essential things of life. There is nothing, in my mind (at least that's my wife's opinion) more essential in life than fishing.

Inrepparttar 140524 heart of my tackle box, I am a true-blue fisherman, especially if it's a cold morning and I am waste deep in frigid water.

Two types of people indulge in this business of fishing.

Some take up fishing as a hobby to get away fromrepparttar 140525 rat race of life. And there is nothing like fishing to do just that.

When at work they think of fishing, and when fishing, they think of work. These are not real fishermen, they just play one on their holidays and no self-respecting sporting goods store should be allowed selling them any fishing tackle.

Then there are those who are born fishermen. It's not something they chose, just like nobody choosesrepparttar 140526 color of their eyes,repparttar 140527 color of their skin or what year they were born n although some fudge here a little. My motto: a little fudge is good for your soul. These are just born fishermen and there is nothing they can do about it. Whether it'srepparttar 140528 sovereignty of God or predestination I'm not sure, I just know it happens.

Sometimesrepparttar 140529 best thing a person can do is drop everything and just go fishing. If more people did this, it might cut down onrepparttar 140530 war and violence in our world.

People need to know several things about "going fishin'" and fishermen in general. Fishermen are an abused minority and grossly misunderstood byrepparttar 140531 general population. As far as I know there is no voice standing up for these poor souls. Maybe its because voices can't stand and then there are some voices I can't stand.

Inrepparttar 140532 first place, fishing has everything to do withrepparttar 140533 equipment n and not just any equipment will do. In some regards, it takes a lifetime to acquirerepparttar 140534 proper equipment to go fishing. This is whererepparttar 140535 true-blue fishermen are greatly misunderstood.

No true-blue fisherman would ever think of going fishing without his lucky hat. Going fishing without your lucky hat is like going to a restaurant without your appetite; what'srepparttar 140536 point?

Sahib and His Universal Relations

Written by Dr Kedar Joshi


1. Sahib is English (The Master)

2. Sahib’s Godfather - German (The Anglo-Saxon Connection)

3. Sahib’s Friend - American (As they often go out together to drop bombs)

4. Sahib’s rival-cum-enemy - French (Whom Sahib’srepparttar most jealous with)

5. Sahib’s Son - Australian (Who is so similar to Sahib)

6. Sahib’s Daughter - New Zealander (Who’s Papa’s girl)

7. Sahib’s Disciple - South African (Who’s learnt racism from Sahib)

8. Sahib’s (often mistreated) Brother - Scottish (Whom Sahib’s smartly united with)

9. Sahib’s Sister - Canadian (Who’s managed to maintain her relationship with Sahib)

Cont'd on page 2 ==>
 
ImproveHomeLife.com © 2005
Terms of Use