Newsday.com
In her letter to you today, Coleen Rowley asks a key question: What choices do you plan to make in life? Her question was echoed in recent remarks by Sen. John F. Kerry (D-Mass.) and by Desmond Tutu, archbishop emeritus of Capetown and winner of the 1984 Nobel Peace Prize.
Kerry, who wants to recruit hundreds of thousands of Americans to help others at home and abroad, said, "The real question we face is not what America can offer to us but what each of us owe to America."
[note that Kerry is talking abot getting a home and maybe a ...broad : ) ] And Tutu, addressing graduating students, said, "Each one of us is a masterpiece in the making."
Think about the points each of these three is making: What choices will you make in life? What do you owe to America? What kind of "masterpiece" do you hope to make of yourself?
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John Kerry doing some Vulcan Mind meld thing on Desmond Tutu
John Kerry:.."Desmond....you will help me keep things quiet in Kenya"
Desmond.[screaming from the mind meld].."I live in South Africa..not Kenya you moron"