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[Hank's Mail]The Crying Game

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Dear all,


Good morning!


In history class we learned that Mesopotamia was one of the cradles of human civilization thanks to the Fertile Crescent around the Tigris and the Euphrates Rivers. The modern name for such a site is Iraq. Despite the radiant cultural legacy it inherited from ancestors, the Iraqis have just blankly watched innumerable deaths, civilians or insurgents, as part of their daily lives since the United States-led invasion on March 20, 2003, which turned out to be a failure in locating evidence of weapons of mass destruction and of link between Saddam Hussein and al-Qaeda.


However, the dejected Iraqis could regain jubilation and forget all the pain and agony of the uninvited war when the Iraq soccer team knocked off favored Saudi Arabia to win the Asian Cup for the first time on Sunday. Simply winning the soccer game helped a time-honored nation divided by war beacon a hope of unity and reconstruction, as Seri Pak did so by snatching the US Open Championship during the difficult time after the so-called IMF crisis. The soccer team members along with Seri Pak are true heroes. A more gratifying and unforgettable scene on CNN was that the US soldiers based in Iraq showed plain hilarity about the victory as if it were a US soccer team¡¯s game. It was quite a ¡¦ crying game.


In our soil everyone¡¯s heart has been wrung to find out that Talibans murdered the second male compatriot out of twenty three captives. All are anxiously waiting for emergence of any compromise between Talibans and our side that can lead to the release of all hostages who went to Afghanistan to perform volunteer medical aid.



To Talibans, it may never be acceptable to have been removed from power not by its own people, but by the US armies¡¯attacks on October 7, 2001 as a response to the September 11 terrorist attacks. The War in Afghanistan served the purpose of capturing Osama bin Laden, destroying al-Qaeda and removing the Taliban regime which had provided support for and safe harbor to al-Qaeda. In the eyes of Afghan people, however, the invasion may be seen as an aggression on its sovereignty. We may liken this conflict to IRA or the Irish Republican Army¡¯s armed resistances against British armies. It reminds me of an Irish movie, The Crying Game, where the IRA members demand the release of other jailed IRA and threaten to execute a kidnapped British soldier if their demands are not met, and the theme song as well.


¡¦¡¦¡¦¡¦

One day soon I¡¯m gonna tell the moon about the crying game

And if he knows maybe he¡¯ll explain


Why there are heartaches, why there are tears

And what to do to stop feeling blue

When love disappears


¡¦¡¦¡¦.


Let¡¯s have our fingers crossed for Talibans¡¯ judicious and brave decision to free all hostages out of humanitarian considerations!


Good weekend!


Hank



[The Empty Egg]


Jeremy was born with a twisted body and a slow mind. At the age of 12 he was still in second grade, seemingly unable to learn. His teacher, Doris Miller, often became exasperated with him. He would squirm in his seat, drool, and make grunting noises. At other times, he spoke clearly and distinctly, as if a spot of light had penetrated the darkness of his brain. Most of the time, however, Jeremy just irritated his teacher.


One day she called his parents and asked them to come in for a consultation. As the Foresters entered the empty classroom, Doris said to them, ¡°Jeremy really belongs in a special school. It isn't fair for him to be with younger children who don't have learning problems. Why, there is a five year gap between his age and that of the other students.¡±


Mrs. Forester cried softly into a tissue, while her husband spoke. ¡°Miss Miller,¡± he said, ¡°there is no school of that kind nearby. It would be a terrible shock for Jeremy if we had to take him out of this school. We know he really likes it here.¡± Doris sat for a long time after they had left, staring at the snow outside the window. Its coldness seemed to seep into her soul. She wanted to sympathize with the Foresters. After all, their only child had a terminal illness. But it wasn't fair to keep him in her class. She had 18 other youngsters to teach, and Jeremy was a distraction.


Furthermore, he would never learn to read and write. Why waste any more time trying?


As she pondered the situation, guilt washed over her. Here I am complaining when my problems are nothing compared to that poor family, she thought. Lord, please help me to be more patient with Jeremy. From that day on, she tried hard to ignore Jeremy's noises and his blank stares. Then one day, he limped to her desk, dragging his bad leg behind him.


¡°I love you, Miss Miller,¡± he exclaimed, loud enough for the whole class to hear. The other students snickered, and Doris¡¯ face turned red. She stammered.


¡°Wh-why, that's very nice, Jeremy. N-now please take your seat.¡±


Spring came, and the children talked excitedly about the coming of Easter. Doris told them the story of Jesus, and then to emphasize the idea of new life springing forth, she gave each of the children a large plastic egg. ¡°Now,¡± she said to them, ¡°I want you to take this home and bring it back tomorrow with something inside that shows new life. Do you understand?¡±


¡°Yes, Miss Miller,¡± the children responded enthusiastically - all except for Jeremy. He listened intently; his eyes never left her face. He did not even make his usual noises. Had he understood what she had said about Jesus¡¯ death and resurrection? Did he understand the assignment? Perhaps she should call his parents and explain the project to them.


That evening, Doris¡¯ kitchen sink stopped up. She called the landlord and waited an hour for him to come by and unclog it. After that, she still had to shop for groceries, iron a blouse, and prepare a vocabulary test for the next day. She completely forgot about phoning Jeremy¡¯s parents.


The next morning, 19 children came to school, laughing and talking as they placed their eggs in the large wicker basket on Miss Miller's desk. After they completed their math lesson, it was time to open the eggs.


In the first egg, Doris found a flower. ¡°Oh yes, a flower is certainly a sign of new life,¡± she said. ¡°When plants peek through the ground, we know that spring is here.¡± A small girl in the first row waved her arm. ¡°That's my egg, Miss Miller,¡± she called out.


The next egg contained a plastic butterfly, which looked very real. Doris held it up. ¡°We all know that a caterpillar changes and grows into a beautiful butterfly. Yes, that¡¯s new life, too.¡± Little Judy smiled proudly and said, ¡°Miss Miller, that one is mine.¡±


Next, Doris found a rock with moss on it. She explained that moss, too, showed life. Billy spoke up from the back of the classroom, ¡°My daddy helped me,¡± he beamed.


Then Doris opened the fourth egg. She gasped. The egg was empty. Surely it must be Jeremy¡¯s she thought, and of course, he did not understand her instructions. If only she had not forgotten to phone his parents. Because she did not want to embarrass him, she quietly set the egg aside and reached for another.


Suddenly, Jeremy spoke up. ¡°Miss Miller, aren't you going to talk about my egg?¡±


Flustered, Doris replied, ¡°But Jeremy, your egg is empty.¡±


He looked into her eyes and said softly, ¡°Yes, but Jesus¡¯ tomb was empty, too.¡±


Time stopped. When she could speak again, Doris asked him, ¡°Do you know why the tomb was empty?¡±


¡°Oh, yes,¡± Jeremy said, ¡°Jesus was killed and put in there. Then His Father raised Him up.¡±


The recess bell rang. While the children excitedly ran out to the school yard, Doris cried. The cold inside her completely melted away.


Three months later, Jeremy died. Those who paid their respects at the mortuary were surprised to see 19 eggs on top of his casket, all of them empty.



[Bad News and Worse News]


A doctor calls his patient to give him the results of recent tests. ¡°I have some bad news and some worse news. The bad news is that you have only 24 hours to live.¡±


¡°Good God,¡±exclaims the man, ¡°what could be worse?¡±

¡°I¡¯ve been trying to reach you since yesterday.¡±



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