Rose Marie Whiteside

Noise From The Locker Room Rose Marie Whiteside

Within the smorgasbord of life choices, development of character is important. Much of that building starts at home and further develops in associations with peers in school settings and within social contacts. Quotations from a variety of people, young and old, lead into interpretations. Words within the locker room assists children, youth, and parents to examine choices made and fantasized. Is there a right way or is best merely synonymous with personal? Does it even matter? Which way would you have analyzed the wisdom from quotations from the past? Your opinion is as good as anyone else who examines life and its choices. What would you say or others in your family or social circles from the locker room?