Tag Archives: Forgiveness

It’s a boat

Imagine if you will that dating is sitting or standing on a dock with someone that you are wanting to get to know. You talk for a bit but you realize that this person is actually not really someone you want to spend any long amount of time with so you kindly (KINDLY) say thankContinue reading “It’s a boat”

Part eleven: Through the Pass

   “December 8th “ I whisper to myself as I lie in bed the next morning, I wiggle my toes and then stretch long and luxuriously.” So this is it, my last day.” Funny how I it just doesn’t feel any different than yesterday but then, life is like that I guess. Someone dies andContinue reading “Part eleven: Through the Pass”

Part ten: goodbyes

  On December 7th I woke up thinking about all the people in my world that I would be leaving behind, my parents, my sister, my Grandpa and aunt and my friends. That was the hard part, saying goodbye to them, knowing they would suffer the agony of death far more than I would. IContinue reading “Part ten: goodbyes”

wait for the scar

Sometimes healing is a quick and painless; a cut that stings but quickly clots and scabs. Sometimes though it is a festering wound, one that needs time and treatments; painful treatments. I once had a burn on my leg from a heating pad. When I woke in the morning my leg stung and had aContinue reading “wait for the scar”

Forgive?

  This is not a review… but I have been asked to review Mark and Grace Driscoll’s new book and I am in the process of reading it… it’s about marriage, in fact it’s title is ‘Real Marriage’ but this particular portion of the book stood out on a different level and I thought toContinue reading “Forgive?”