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Date Posted: 08:37:33 06/20/02 Thu
Author: Drummond
Subject: Well, there's a big difference between writing your name and being perfect in every respect
In reply to: The Serpent 's message, "Re: In other words it suggests that we should strive for perfection, and yet it tells us we'll never be perfect." on 01:01:38 06/20/02 Thu

Some parents want their kids to learn how to play baseball, but does that mean they want him to be perfect in the game? Does it mean you expect him to be as good as Barry Bonds? You take him to games to inspire him, but you don't expect him to be in the big leagues. If he makes it there, great.

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