Perpetually silly boys are an embarrassment to their fathers and a shame to their mothers; moreover, they are the public proof of a father's neglect and a mother's (...)
It seems that foolish children have become the norm in our society. Parents or guardians excuse silliness by saying, “They’re just kids; they’ll grow out of it.” So they are allowe (...)
It is not a tough exterior that God desires or that people admire; it is a tough spirit, an overcoming spirit, a spirit of service, caring not for the sparse thanks, nor (...)
I understand the strength of their addiction. They may refuse any alternative. It may be that they do not find anything as fun as punching buttons and looking at a flashing (...)
What does an old sock full of dog food and a roll of rabbit cage wire have in common?
I can’t tell you how many letters I have received from men telling me that they grew up never developing the manly skills.
This summer we had a thrilling experience watching Kolya, one of the Russian boys, raising a sparrow hawk.