Why I Hate the Water
We’re pretty sure the saying, be your brother’s keeper extends to family members, friends, and members of a community. It’s a call to action and a request to always look out for the welfare of our neighbors. Unfortunately, people tend to take it with a grain of salt.
Look at the story of a boy who was forced into the water at a local cottage beach one day. A guy drove up yelling that the water was polluted, and immediately the kid’s father, cousins, and siblings all went rushing to the shore, leaving him on a floating raft 20 yards out. What five-year-old wouldn’t be traumatized by that?
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