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It’s impossible to truly forget. That’s why we need to work on forgiving without forgetting. Our minds store events of years past – and we cannot completely obliterate those memories forever. Certainly, we often forget events of the past; yet, photos, fragrances, or someone else’s memories will bring those back to the forefront. We might…
About Forgetting I got married and moved to Ohio last summer. Thanks to the jumble of new things to memorize, I’ve forgotten plenty of semi-important things in recent months – where Walmart is, the last digit of my Social Security number, how to make popcorn, my name. We never really plan to forget things. We…
Love Means Never Having to Say You’re Sorry First published in Discover Southside in 2009, this article is also listed in “The Attic” of this Blog. Our kids are grown and mostly gone now, but I still remember those days. Maybe reading about my failures will encourage you to watch out for these mistakes. Caught Red Handed Just the…
I believe that God can take a winter-scarred tree and bring life to its branches budding greenness growing and pushing becoming I believe that He can take those same chlorophyll leaves and change them to glorious splendor golden brown scarlet orange and yellow Radiating His glory Proving His faithfulness unchanging care through each moment each…
Apologizing is easier if the other party goes first. When I walked into the kitchen that morning, it was apparent that I’d need a knife to cut through the air. Two boys seated at two different tables. Each boy had his own bowl, spoon, and cereal on the table and a gallon of milk. Two…
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