"You can either live for nothing or die for something. It's what we do." --Rambo

July 2, 2012:
After reading Alex Orlando's article in today's Courier-Journal about Highland's ordination of the gay minister, Maurice Blanchard, my eyes happened to fall this evening on a saying Luke attributed to Jesus after He was chastized for eating with Levi and his other tax collector buddies: "Nobody puts new wine in old wineskins; otherwise, the new wine will burst the skins and run to waste, and the skins will be ruined. No; new wine must be put in fresh skins..." (Luke 5:37-38) (posted on the CHBC Facebook page)

Mr. Rodgers adopted the following saying from a man in NC as one of his guiding "mottos":

Deep and Simple are better than Shallow and Complex.