Opinion

Dear editor:
We have a pick for you for the Greybull High School starting five (reference to March 7, 2024 editorial).  
The Greybull Standard wrote the following about him:
- Most promising freshman
- The big instrument in keeping the Buffs in the game by coming through with 24 points
-  Capturing scoring honors with 16 points
The Buffs sharpshooter brought back throughout the game, tying the score 14 different times to lead Greybull with 24 points

After Jesus was resurrected, Mary, the mother of James, Mary Magdalene and Salome went to anoint his body for burial but finding the stone rolled away, they entered the sepulchre and saw a young man sitting on the right side of the burial clothes.  Like any angelic meeting, the young man told them not to be scared.  You are looking for Jesus of Nazareth who was crucified, but he isn’t here.  Look, here’s the place he was laid.  But go on, tell his disciples and Peter he’s gone ahead of them into Galilee.  He’ll meet you there as he told you.

“Well, doc,” the patient was telling me, “I get winded so easily now. I can hardly go to the mailbox without stopping to catch my breath. It did not used to be that way. Do you think something is wrong?”

When I first started this column, I touched on the idea that sometimes the works of art we love change with time. Rather, it isn’t the work, but how we receive it having lived more life. I think this is one of the things I’ve always liked best about books — because we bring our own minds and experiences with us when we read, we never read a book the same way the person beside us does and, because of time, we never read the same book twice.