Dec 2013
When we turn on the TV, we see creatures from outer-space. Yet, we wonder why children have nightmares, pulling blankets over their face.
When we turn on the TV; we see people fussing and fighting. Yet, we expect children to do their best in school, after biting their nails, before writing.
When we turn on the TV; someone is pointing a gun. Yet, we look for a peaceful neighborhood, while fugitives are on the run.
When we turn on the TV; profanity is constantly used. Yet, we expect our children to speak good English, and not a word that's rude.
By, Sandra Juanita Nailing
When we turn on the TV; we see people fussing and fighting. Yet, we expect children to do their best in school, after biting their nails, before writing.
When we turn on the TV; someone is pointing a gun. Yet, we look for a peaceful neighborhood, while fugitives are on the run.
When we turn on the TV; profanity is constantly used. Yet, we expect our children to speak good English, and not a word that's rude.
By, Sandra Juanita Nailing
