Title: George Washington's "George-isms"
Product review: When he was 14, George Washington listed over 110 "rules of civility" and he is reorted as following them for the rest of his life. Some of them are archaic, but most have a lot of common sense and can be applied to everyday living. The originals are in language of the times when he wrote them, but the "George-isms" edition contain a shortened version of each rule in plain language. Rule #2 should certainly be displayed in locker rooms for athletes to ponder. Some can certainly be used to teach us how to behave in conversations with people with whom we don't agree. I have given copies to my grandsons in hopes they will take them to heart.
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