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Headphones and Wonderful Men

I have a new phone, which I adore. I have noticed however, that the headphones I use to go on hands free are noise blocking. This means the person I am talking to is really clear, which is great, but it also means that the rest of the world gets completely blocked out, so not so good if you are wanting to use hands free when driving.  My new headphones for my mp3 are the same - brilliant for listening to tunes but need to be really careful when out walking as you can't hear a thing in the real world around you (eg cars or mass murderers sneaking up behind you).

Anyway, moving from that random through on to another, my favourite book is To Kill A Mockingbird.  I adore this book. I adore Scout and I adore her father.  I found this article and I think it really capture what I value in a man.  

Anyway, I have so much admiration for this type of mainlines and I hope guys realise that being a man is so much about the values you have.  Yay for men!!

Lessons in manliness from Atticus Finch

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