Our Heroes
Hi, An ad in the Southern Star nudged my train of thought for this post. Who are our heroes? How do we identify them? What makes a hero? Those questions, I'm sure, aren't in a logical order and having recently attended a food safety course led by Denis Kiely , SQT-Training , I should have a better grasp of this word, logic, and it's step by step thought process. But bear with me, I'm long in the tooth; suffice to say that I left the training knowing a lot more and knowing that I need to know a lot more!!! A sign of a really good course. But back to my original topic:- Hero. It's a word that packs a punch. You don't call everyone you meet a hero and yet if we look hard enough, there are heroes to be found everywhere and most of them don't actually wear the word emblazoned on their backs or have halo's glowing brightly over their heads. According to the Oxford English Dictionary , a hero is ' A person who is admired for their courage, outstan