June 28, 2007
Filed Under (Schools, your opinion, Marietta Middle School) by admin


So my brother in law snapped a picture for the site the other day, it was too good not to post and ask for comments - this quote was recently up in front of the Marietta Middle School. Is it just me or does this statement seem way out of line? What are your thoughts? Does it make sense? So just because at 14 someone has incredible ability to play a sport, they are wise? Interesting quote to say the least.

Map to the Marietta Middle School


Comments:
3 Comments posted on "Wisdom is not attained by Years, but by Ability"
Randy Weiner on June 29th, 2007 at 6:26 am #

Good point.

I think it’s an incomplete quote (by who -I don’t know). To me, it should read something like -Wisdom is the ability to forecast human behavior or to make good choices. As it’s written, it does not make much sense.


Dorothy Gray on July 4th, 2007 at 5:15 pm #

Coming a bit late to this, but YES! My husband and I had to shake our heads at that one. There was another one up around the holidays last year that also sounded really funny: something like “Inside every child is an amazing person trying to get out”, as if children aren’t good enough as they are. Whoever is writing those ‘motivational’ signs needs an editor -


lmckie60 on July 11th, 2007 at 6:16 pm #

i enjoyed it.


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