Did you ever meet anyone who reminded you so much of someone who caused you pain/trouble in the past that you couldn’t like the new person?
Politics:
Who am I voting for in the next presidential election? It’s too early to tell. I know I won’t vote for Trump in a primary, but if he’s the one running against Clinton or Sanders, I’ll vote for him. Cruz and Rubio are shaping up pretty nicely. One of the deciding factors for me will be who will stand up strongest against this “politically correctness” mess that has overtaken our great country and potentially putting us in danger. Yes, we’re still great, but we are quickly losing ground.
Fun and Games:
Why did I decline your Words with Friends game request? Well, that would be because when you can’t “chat” in complete sentences, no punctuation, and various misspelled words, yet you consistently come up with words I’ve never heard of…on triple spaces, no less…I think you’re supplementing your word capabilities with outside programs. Don’t insult my own limited intelligence with a denial. Of course, you didn’t really deny it when asked; however, you also didn’t admit to it. Let it be noted I still won. Every time.
When the Holidays are over:
Does anyone still make New Year’s Resolutions? I never really did that much anyway, but I don’t hear as much about it as I used to. I normally hope things go better than they did the year before. This year is no exception. There is hope…at least for a day or two.
Merry Christmas:
How’s that Christmas shopping going? I’m pretty near done. I’ve struggled with the whole “Christmas” concept this year, even more than in years past. The whole season seems a lot less about Christ and a lot more about money and being politically correct. There was a point in my shopping that I stood looking at cute Santas and reindeer, lights and glittery decorations while thinking, “Celebrating Christ should be daily, and I can’t see Christ in Christmas much at all.” Not that I’m thinking of saying Happy Holidays or not remembering Baby Jesus, but if I am to have a New Year’s Resolution, I will endeavor to be kinder, help more when I can, judge less, and let it be a way of life more than for one season each year. Like I said…for a day or two. There is hope I may be kinder next year. Who knows?
I hope your Christmas is merry
and your New Year all you dreamed it would be.
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One thing I've learned about forgiveness, it doesn't have to be done on the spot. I think we deserve to process our emotions first. Sometimes, I believe, forgiveness isn't necessary, as long as we don't harbor hate for that person. Now if they ask for forgiveness, and we say no, that's another story. Wishing you a Merry Christmas and joyous New Year.
ReplyDeleteLOL with the Word With Friends; I play a similar game, Word Tornado, against strangers so to speak. I know some are using some device to come up with the words they are using, all for just a win for a game? I want to win fair and square by myself.
ReplyDeleteI've learned its good to pray for the person who has "done me wrong" rather than let the bitterness come into play and take root.
I just hope whoever is the Republican candidate can win against the Democratic candidate. We need a good change for this country and I don't see it happening with either of the Democratic people running. What the country really needs ia revival I do believe.
I do hope you have a most Merriest of Christmases and a wonderful celebration of Jesus :)
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