Many years ago, Thomas A...
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Many years ago, Thomas A. Fry, Jr., asked people what they wanted for Christmas. Here are some responses: One woman wanted, more than anything else in the world, a word from her husband that he loved her, and that he would give up the other woman. A boy said that he wanted a chance to talk and play with his dad, who was always too busy for him. A husband said he wanted to see a smile on his wife's face, and to hear her laugh again. A businessman wanted a word of encouragement from a co-worker who always criticized him. A churchman wanted a word of cooperation from a man who pledged never to support him in anything he does. A young man, trying to get started in life, wanted a job, not Christmas baskets. Another man wanted a word from his son that he would straighten up his life. -- Keller
