For the greater good. Building bridges with people who have ripped your heart out. Letting go of winning arguments so there will be peace. Turning the other cheek just so the hatred will discontinue. You were meant to build bridges, not burn them. To fill a gap that only you can fill. To build a [...]
Category: Learning to let go
Tears For Food, Sorrow For Water
If you want to know the true nature of a person, turn the heat up. Dr Neal Patterson Parental Discretion Advised. I've been in a funk. I don't know if anyone else has noticed. The reason for it, doesn't matter. Because dwelling on things I cannot change has proved superfluous. What matters more than anything, [...]
Keep Calm and Walk On Water.
Something I heard at cell a few weeks ago really stuck to me. I've always known it, but it only really sunk in today; Peter was the one and only man, to walk on stormy waters. I'm not ignorant of what I'm going through. I'm aware that I'm not taking this whole growing up thing [...]
WonderLast: Dubai. Day 0.
God. Jesus. Thank You. You know how much I needed this. Thank You. If there's internet, I promise come high or hell water I will post something up. If not, I shall hermit my thoughts away until I'm back. Aww, stop it guys, I'll miss you too. Come, come, hug. Every day one should at [...]
Love In A Hopeless Place
People everywhere are trading their loneliness for temporary gratification. And I'm preaching to the choir here. The book ofย Ecclesiastesย warns us that one bad relationship can cost us the call of God. Proof? Delilah. Remove Delilah from the picture and Samson would prolly have had many more chapters. And his eyesight. The man who pleases God [...]
Tears Of A Spoilt Brat
There's a joke that the Chinese ideogram for 'peace' is a woman under one roof (ๅฎ), and the ideogram for 'trouble' is two women under one roof. There once lived a man with two wives. One wife was barren while his second wife gave him many sons and daughters. The first wife, whose name was [...]
The Quick Brown Fox
I want the answer. I want the answer to the why's. I want the answers to the how's. But it looks like I'm getting neither. There's a story about Israeli slaves kidnapped from their families forced to work in the rural turquoise mines between Egypt and Mount Sinai. The slaves were beaten and tortured and [...]
