Monthly Archives: January 2017

A Superintendent’s wisdom hides in his folly and his folly speaks in his wisdom. (1/21/17)

A young Superintendent wants to live in freedom; a wise one hopes to freely live. (1/20/17)

A young Superintendent believes shackles prevent freedom; a wise one understands hands are tied by choice. (1/19/17)

A wealthy Superintendent stores money in a bank; a rich one stores laughter in his heart. (1/18/17)

That which is unbroken knows little of brokenness. (1/17/17)

A broken Superintendent has one advantage over an unbroken one: brokenness. (1/16/17)  

When a Superintendent tries to improve everything, he improves nothing. (1/15/17)

A young Superintendent competes against his peers; an old one competes against time. (1/14/17)

A listener recognizes a talker long before a talker recognizes a listener…if ever. (1/13/17)

Deceit of the mind is different than deceit of the heart.  (1/12/17)