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I thought we did a decent job defensively, Toronto worried us because of their size. We had to create some read more
I thought we did a decent job defensively, Toronto worried us because of their size. We had to create some pressure so they wouldn't have the opportunity to just pound the ball inside on us.
I almost don't know where to begin.
I almost don't know where to begin.
What I mean by the Principle of Oneness is this: That we must learn to realize that there's nothing separate read more
What I mean by the Principle of Oneness is this: That we must learn to realize that there's nothing separate or apart. That everything is part of everything else. That there's nothing above us, or below us, or around us. All is inherent within us. Like Jesus said, "The Kingdom is Within.
An injury is much sooner forgotten than an insult. - Letter to his son, October 9, 1746.
An injury is much sooner forgotten than an insult. - Letter to his son, October 9, 1746.
full partnership ... through close coordination and consultation.
full partnership ... through close coordination and consultation.
With five minutes to go at a timeout, I looked down and everybody was gasping for air. But our goal read more
With five minutes to go at a timeout, I looked down and everybody was gasping for air. But our goal ever since we got here was to go to Salem. We were five minutes away. We can be tired all next week.
The difference this year is we're not giving away points. This team is special. We're such a good defensive team, read more
The difference this year is we're not giving away points. This team is special. We're such a good defensive team, we know we have a chance to get a result whether we're home or away.
I reminded them they are not alone, ... The churches in Chicago are praying for them and they are taking read more
I reminded them they are not alone, ... The churches in Chicago are praying for them and they are taking up collections for them.
Without poets, without artists, men would soon weary of nature's monotony.
Without poets, without artists, men would soon weary of nature's monotony.
