Most growth comes from recognizing where we fall short and choosing to correct it. Acknowledging where we could do better doesn't make one less a Vol.At some point common ground has to be found here or in life, or everything goes off the rails. An old preacher I grew up listening to said one time "What if everybody was like you, would there be construction goin on, or destruction?"
As a Vol I forget sometimes when I get really depressed or angry..or both, which is understandable considering the last decade+, but I think it is in our best interest as Vol fans to help build things up, not tear them down.
Lord knows we get enough criticism from everybody else, we really need to stop being so quick to tear into this stuff ourselves. Call it "orange colored glasses" if you want, but I am a Vol...I'm supposed to look at things through an orange filter.
Just a few thoughts.
Glad to hear Sham is back, too. Didn't he hate CJP? Hope he gets to just play football and not have to be thinking all the time.Interesting note from Bob_Vols on 2 "freebie" returning seniors:
Always felt CFA was underutilized, but produced when given the rock. He could give us a little extra oomph and very experienced depth.
You are beyond making a pointBS. People think many different ways, often based on maturity. We are not a hive-minded society. If all people think alike, why o we have both saints and serial killers? Yes, I'm purposely using extremes to illustrate my point. The fallacy is in believing others must think like us.
Sorry I'm just now seeing this...I have a request from Volnation. A plea really. My youngest Granddaughter, just over a month old, has been diagnosed with a Congenital Heart Defect (Tetralogy of Fallot) and will have open heart surgery this week. Any prayers that you could send (or positive thoughts if you don't believe in prayer) would be greatly appreciated. Just know, I wouldn't ask anything for myself, ever. But, I'll ask anything of anyone for one of my family. Thank you in advance.