Overcoming Shyness Quote by Lady Bird Johnson
A concise quotation from Lady Bird Johnson states that shyness fades when one becomes immersed in a chosen pursuit. It emphasizes distraction through deep engagement as a remedy for fear.
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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 2012
Page
4
A concise quotation from Lady Bird Johnson states that shyness fades when one becomes immersed in a chosen pursuit. It emphasizes distraction through deep engagement as a remedy for fear.
Our views oppose doomsday claims tied to Mayan calendar predictions. The piece notes experts from UC Berkeley and NASA dismiss end-time theories, argues for focusing on the future, and urges continued Christmas shopping and hope. It cites Harold Camping, San Diego survival prep, and biblical reference Matthew 24:36 as guidance.
Lancaster, a Gaston County resident, argues that public prayer rises after school shootings while atheists are accused of silence. He blames moral decline in society on removing God from schools, condemns political correctness, and urges accountability, while acknowledging his own imperfect stance and praying for others.
A reader urges ending violence by those who threaten innocent lives and calls for drastic action against mass killers. The letter compares such threats to bombers and gangs and expresses frustration with current crime, asking Santa and the Lord for a safer America.
A community note thanks Mr. Katzenstein and Ms. Bean for supporting Christmas Wishes efforts with the Gastonia COPs and Gastonia Police volunteers. Messages praise his generosity and friendship, while others discuss law and second chances amid local concern.
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