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[Hank's Mail]A Success Story

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Dear all,


Good Friday morning!

While we¡¯ve been experiencing the chill that has struck to the bones and some of us may have even suffered from an unflinching cold over the past weeks, Americans living on the other side of the planet, particularly in the East Coast, enjoyed the balmy breeze.

Washingtonians could even see daffodils and magnolia buds busting out at regional parks. Some people made a rash conclusion that the unusual spell of warm weather was ascribed to global warming. However, the US National Weather Service concluded that the climate change wasn¡¯t the culprit but it was El Nino, which has absolutely nothing to do with global warming.

The uninvited warmth in the dead of winter hit ski resorts hardest, mostly in Virginia, Maryland, West Virginia and Pennsylvania. Also, some offices were flooded with patients suffering from allergies caused by the unseasonably warm weather. The flipside though is that the warmth enabled smelly homeless people to haul a supermarket cart full of smudgy blankets and worn-out overcoats and bask in the sunshine at a park bench.


Now the weather in the East Coast is back to normal. Good news is that the US FDA OK¡¯ed a new nasal spray flu vaccine that can be a good substitute for flu shot.
In the winter, people tend to hunker in front of a furnace reminiscing the past or musing their success or happiness. Yes, fame and money don¡¯t guarantee happiness. It¡¯s surely possible to be famous and unhappy, just as it is possible to be happy and obscure.

There¡¯s not a thing amiss in not caring whether you ever get to be in the headlines or on TV. However, if that¡¯s what you desire, I may share a true story below with you.
Good weekend!

Hank

[Michael and Chris]

Brothers Michael and Chris were both born in the early 1960s and grew up in a mostly black neighborhood in Richmond, California, right outside of San Francisco. Both boys were well behaved in school and brought home mostly A's on their report cards all through grade school.

But coming from a working-class family with eight children, money was always tight, so the boys often had to go without. In fact, things were so tight, the two growing boys were often hungry. So they did what many boys do when they're hungry and have no food - they stole. From the time they were five until they were well out of junior high school, the boys stole. They stole crackers from the cupboard in the middle of the night... they stole cookies from the grocery store... and they stole sandwiches from the sandwich shop.

If it wasn't nailed down and was worth something, Michael and Chris would find a way to steal it. They even stole money from their parents from time to time. But more often than not, they stole to satisfy their hunger.

When it was time for Michael and Chris to attend high school, they were bused across town to Kennedy High School. It was during high school that something happened that made Chris decide to change his behavior. At the end of his freshman year in high school, Chris had received three A's and three F's on his report card - the first time he had failed anything in school. Because Kennedy High School only allowed three failures over four years, one more F and Chris would be kicked out of school. That's when he made up his mind to change. Years later Chris would recall that defining moment in his life with these words:

"I sat outside my house at the beginning of that summer knowing that I was letting my chance slip away. One more F and I'd be just another high school dropout, hanging around the neighborhood, hoping to get on with the county or to get into the service. At the time I didn't know my brother Rusty would end up in prison... or that my brother Harold would die without having seen much of the world. I certainly didn't know what would happen to Michael. I only knew that I had to get out of there. I wanted to see San Francisco every day, to pick out my own clothes, drive my own car, and be whatever a man could hope to be, not just a black man, not just a man from the flats of Richmond. I wanted no limitations. I wanted to be whatever a man could hope to be."

Chris' decision to change his behavior wasn't an easy one. He took a lot of grief from his friends for choosing to excel in school, instead of squeaking by with C's and D's. But that decision to change took him in an entirely different direction from his brother Michael, who resisted changing his unproductive behavior.

Chris went on to graduate from high school... graduate from college... and graduate from law school. For 15 years he worked as a Deputy District Attorney in Los Angeles, California, prosecuting murderers, drug dealers, gang members and crooked cops. Today Chris is better known as Christopher. You probably recognize him by his full name - Christopher Darden, one of the lead prosecutors in the trial of the century, the O. J. Simpson trial!

What became of Christopher's brother, Michael? After high school Michael joined the army and returned to his hometown shortly after his tour of duty. Back in Richmond, Michael continued his pattern of anti-social behavior - hustling in the streets... and stealing to support himself and a growing drug habit. On November 29, 1995, Michael Darden died at the age of 42... from AIDS.

This story serves to remind us that when it's all said and done, who we are and what we become is determined by the choices we make. That's what the saying "change... or be changed" is all about.

Christopher Darden changed. He changed from being a criminal... to prosecuting criminals. He changed his attitude from being angry and sullen... to being open and accepting. He changed from an underachiever... to an honor student who took responsibility for his grades and his education. He changed from a disillusioned teen-ager with low self-esteem... to an optimistic young man determined to turn his dreams into reality.

His brother Michael, on the other hand, was changed. He was changed by grinding poverty... he was changed by the code of the streets .... he was changed by illegal drug S... and finally, he was changed by an insidious disease.

Christopher Darden made the tough choices... he made the changes in his life that helped him accomplish his dreams. His brother Michael, on the other hand, took the easy way out - or at least what he thought was the easy way out. He kept hanging around the same group of loser friends... he kept practicing the same self-destructive habits.

As a result of the changes they did or did not make, both men chose their fates: Christopher chose to become a successful prosecutor. And Michael chose to become just another sad story of the streets.

[A Cell-Phone Conversation]

Several men are in the locker room of a golf club. A cell phone on a bench rings and a man engages the hands-free speaker- function and begins to talk. Everyone else in the room stops to listen.

MAN: "Hello!"
WOMAN: "Honey, it's me. Are you at the club?"
MAN: "Yes!"

WOMAN: "I'm at the mall now and found this beautiful leather coat. It's only $1,000. Is it OK if I buy it?"
MAN: "Sure, go ahead if you like it that much."
WOMAN: "I also stopped by the Mercedes dealership and saw the new 2007 models. I saw one I really liked."

MAN: "How much?"
WOMAN: "$65,000."
MAN: "OK, but for that price I want it with all the options."

WOMAN: "Great! Oh, and one more thing.. The house we wanted last year is back on the market. They're asking $950,000."
MAN: "Well, then go ahead and give them an offer, but just offer $900,000."
WOMAN: "OK. I'll see you later! I love you!"
MAN: "Bye, I love you, too."

The man hangs up. The other men in the locker room are looking at him in astonishment. Then he smiles and asks: "Anyone, know whose phone this is?"

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