Everyone has a circle. Circle of family, neighbors, co-workers, and friends. Inside each of these separate circles we are fortunate to find the individuals with the heart that is TRUE, dedicated, and appreciate the relationship with aplomb. They deserve the truest heart we can offer. Take time and listen to the random thoughts, ramblings, or feelings these dear people are verbalizing. Don't smirk(save that for another time). Listen to them, acknowledge them, and laugh with them about these stories. Try to find the quiet "true heart" that is willing and wanting only good intent. Ever a skeptic, I've always known the "true heart" exist. Had I not been fortunate enough to know a "true heart" person and persons, I wouldn't feel compelled to post this rambling. Lesson resolution, "don't be cruel to a heart's that true" in 2011.
T'lynn radio signing off. All Elvis...for today;-)
Heading to Gruene Hall Jan. 29 for a different Rodney show in "the Hall". "A One Man Show" book reading from his memoir, "Chinaberry Sidewalks".


