I was a Boy Scout in my youth.  I have many fond memories of times camping, hiking, earning merit badges, and on service projects.  Though that was nearly 50 years ago, I have remembered the Boy Scout Law all these years.  It is still applicable today as a set of rules to live by at home, at work, and in our daily journey through life.  Here it is (my brief definition of each in parentheses)

A Boy Scout is:

• Trustworthy (we do what we say we’ll do)
• Loyal (we stand by and support our friends)
• Helpful (we quickly jump in to serve others)
• Friendly (we make the first move to make others feel comfortable)
• Courteous (we behave appropriately to others)
• Kind (we exhibit self-control in how we treat others)
• Obedient (we realize that we are accountable to someone)
• Cheerful (we remain optimistic)
• Thrifty (we are good stewards of the resources in our control)
• Brave (we display courage to stand up for the right things)
• Clean (we keep ourselves and our areas orderly)
• Reverent (we are respectful to others and their views, even if different from our own)

Not a bad list, eh?  Thanks for all you do to make this a great place to live and work!  Have a spectacular day!