
Bee The Miracle
November 24, 2007
By Buzz Marketeer
From the Central Hive
My mission is clear: To explode political correctness in the name of Truth and Love.
Do you remember when substance used to count for something? In these times of plenty, do we really have more of what’s important or just more? When did quality get replaced with quantity? When did faster become better than slow and deliberate? With modern convenience, greater knowledge, prosperity, enlightenment and the miracles of medicine, we’ve also inherited poorer quality, less wisdom, financial and spiritual bankruptcy and self-imposed health issues, to name a few.
So, dear reader, you now be wondering what can be done about this sad state we’re in. Is it too late to set things right? To turn this ship around? I say nay. What we need is to return to our roots; get back to basics. And no, I don’t mean you have to return that new 50 inch plasma screen to
So c’mon gang, let’s stop all the finger pointing and step up to the plate. We should take our cues from our little winged friend. Of course I mean the bee. Have you ever stopped to appreciate what bees do for us or do you only swat at the little buzzers when they get in your space? And no, this isn’t the part where I go “green” on you. Heaven forbid! Bees offer us so many lessons; like humility, self-sacrifice, teamwork, nobility, hard work. Heck, I could go on for hours. I gotta justify the costume somehow, right? ;O)
So, you know who the real heroes are don't you? No, not a guy in a bee suit. They are those who are willing to, more often than not, take the path of self sacrifice. They’re all around you if you simply take the time to notice. And much of the time they’re people you don’t see, nor will ever meet. Of course, there are the obvious examples, like those who feed the hungry, protect our freedom and kneel by their bedside.
The truth is, we all have our hero moments, but we can all do more can’t we? Don’t get me wrong. This country’s citizenry (that means you) is the most generous in modern history. But haven’t you noticed we’ve taken our eye off the ball lately? Case in point. How many of you know your neighbors by first name? I rest my case. So, I’m issuing each of you a challenge to reach out your hand and Bee The Miracle to a perfect stranger today. Don’t hesitate and don’t wait ‘til tomorrow, because tomorrow may be too late. You were born to shine, so why hide it under a bushel? If you want to make a friend, you first have to be one. I'm sure I'm telling you something you already know, but don't we all need to be reminded of what's important?
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