Hi All -
Pulitzer Prize winning author David McCullough has just written a book on the Wright Brothers, two bicycle repairmen who are credited with the invention of the airplane. I saw an interview with McCullough on TV yesterday, in which he mentioned something Wilbur Wright (the older of the two brothers) wrote in his journal back in 1900: "No bird ever soars in a calm." McCullough goes on to observe that adversity is what lifts us.
Perhaps this is the message that tinnitus is meant to convey to mankind: Adversity is what lifts us.
Pulitzer Prize winning author David McCullough has just written a book on the Wright Brothers, two bicycle repairmen who are credited with the invention of the airplane. I saw an interview with McCullough on TV yesterday, in which he mentioned something Wilbur Wright (the older of the two brothers) wrote in his journal back in 1900: "No bird ever soars in a calm." McCullough goes on to observe that adversity is what lifts us.
Perhaps this is the message that tinnitus is meant to convey to mankind: Adversity is what lifts us.