”... let us
strip off and throw aside every encumbrance (unnecessary weight) and that sin
which so readily (deftly and cleverly) clings to and entangles us, and let us
run with patient endurance and steady and active persistence the appointed
course of the race that is set before us”
—Hebrews 12:1
“Wait for
green,” the traffic sign read.
As opposed to what? I wondered. Doesn't every licensed driver know to wait for green before venturing
through the intersection?
“Beware of
aggressive drivers,” the next sign also caught my attention.
What? They have to post a sign for
this? Where I come
from the signs read, “Beware of deer crossing.” But aggressive drivers? What state is this?
I was
traveling through Pennsylvania and New Jersey when I spotted those signs, so I’m
not sure which one gets the credit. But I do know which state gets the credit
for the sign I read this week—it’s where I come from, my own beloved Maryland.
“Use caution.
Stay in lane.”
Perhaps I’m
missing something, because again as
opposed to what? Doesn't every driver know that?
