Is There Life After Death?
Heaven Hi!
We lost a Star, or maybe we didn’t if you believe in life after death or reincarnation. Tim Russert, a political lifer who made a TV career of his passion with unrelenting questioning of the powerful and influential, died of a heart attack this morning on Friday, the13th.
Russert was known as the hardest-working journalist in Washington. Look at his psychological jester in the picture. Then write down on apiece of paper what you are Passionate about then duplicate this picture. Say the words with feeling and conviction, then maybe you will understand what a loss it will be to not have Tim as our surrogate to cut through the spin and ask the hard questions.” The one thing I’m determined to do on the show is not to let the powerbrokers leave without giving an answer,” Russert said in 1995.
He wrote two best-selling books, including the much-loved “Big Russ and Me” about his relationship with his father, a sanitation worker and newspaper delivery man, and an account of a happy childhood in Buffalo, N.Y.
Russert sought Big Russ’ counsel before he made his first appearance on “Meet the Press,” as a panelist, on Sept. 16, 1990.
“Pretend you’re talking to me,” his dad said. “Don’t get too fancy. Don’t talk that Washington talk. You’ve got to talk so people can understand you.” Pick it up, it is one of my favorites.
Known as a family man as well, he had been named Father of the Year by parenting organizations.
Now what’s with this Life after Death? You may ask, well if thought is energy and you think of some one like Tim and how he has influenced our lives by cutting through the fog, then I believe when we think of the hardest-working journalist in Washington, Tim Russert will be REINCARNATED
Be Bop!
Thom
