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Tom O’Connell, CPA

Income Tax Preparation. 952-474-6509

“Work corresponds to our dignity.

Work tells what each man is made of.”

Miguel Soeherman, MFVA

Hanceville, Alabama. May 1st, 2009.

“Girls are made of sugar and spice and everything nice.

Boys are made of frogs and snails and puppy dog tails.”

Burton Stevenson

“What Folks Are Made Of,”

published in England in 1820.

“We will be judged by the quality of our work. God is not so unjust as to forget our work. He will reward us for our labor of love. We will be held accountable.

We owe Him everything.”

Dr. Charles Stanley

First Baptist Church of Atlanta, In Touch Ministries. August 17, 2008.

“Natural law does not go away. You cannot break natural law. You can only break yourself against the natural law.

What is the natural law? Do good and do not do evil.”

Benedict Groeschel, CFR

Author, psychologist, professor. EWTN. May 18th, 2009.

“Hell is an integral part of the Good News.

If there wasn’t something to be saved from,

why would we need a Savior?”

Mark Tooley

“Hell’s Back” in Touchstone, December 2008.

“You can only grow so many plants in your garden. Some of the plants I want to see flourish in my garden -- gratitude, reverence, simplicity, and the love of beauty -- are relatively fragile and require special attention, and so I must go to what others regard as extreme lengths -- a radical weeding policy -- to protect them.”

John Thompson

“On Tending a Child’s Garden of Influences”

In Touchstone, October 2008.

“I once read about the dangers of gardening

so I quit reading for two weeks.”

Mike Garofalo

“Pulling Onions.” 2009.

“Shared books are the foundation of culture, politics,

and individual thinking.”

John Granger

“What I Learned About Great Books” in Touchstone, Dec. 2008.

“He who would valiant be,