Mark Sanford political ad appeals to ‘God of second chances’
My answer is simple. It’s been 17 years since my last day in Myrtle Beach South Carolina. I grew up in my early teenage years with endless miles of beach sand along the coast in the early days of the ’70’s.
All with what impressed me about the south. Southern belles with great service, grace and etiquette while eating out.
Yes Myrtle Beach has changed and transformed since those days. Today, options boggle the mind.
Yet with all those changes, I’m willing to bet that there are many pockets of people in areas not so visible who need more than a Hail Mary to give them a leg up. With all the money coming into some areas, others are left a little more behind in time.
I would suggest taking the time to put feet to ground, tools in hand and put your money where it counts giving those people help if they deserve it. In the long run you will be the only one able to ask forgiveness of yourself by acts of contrition to those in need.
It’s your conscience that is speaking out for the subconscious and the malaise with your heart.
God will only be a silent witness, people will speak in his stead.
And yes, I’m still hoping to visit the Beach soon enough.
Live~NRGY 
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