From the Editor's Computer
On November 23, 2003, I was in Stettler to watch the Heartland Arts Troupe perform their rendition of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat. All the performers and volunteers are to be commended on an excellent performance.
The cast and crew of the production willingly shared their various talents so that the members of the audience could enjoy the experience. Not everyone can be the star of the production, but everyone’s contribution, no matter how small it may seem, is necessary for the whole production to occur.
Each one of has a multitude of talents. Some of these talents we share quite readily, others we keep hidden. Some talents we wish to explore further, while others we refuse to acknowledge.
Each of us has to determine which talents are most important to us, and which, depending on circumstances in our lives, we are willing to put on hold if need be.
Only as individuals can we decide which talents we are going to develop and nurture within us, and then share with others around us.
You don’t have to be perfect, or the star of the show, to share your talents. What are you waiting for?
Beth
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