Some others say and teach that it means don't lie. Ever.
Those are the people without any imagination. The ones that don't understand that they are living in a desperately wicked and fallen world. If my broad stroke here confuses you, ask for examples--but I don't recommend it. Co-dependent paranoia is a horrible place to visit, much less live.
All that to say that this is an honest blog, but only as honest as is prudent considering that many people I don't know are reading, and as of late, more than a few that I do know are too. It doesn't bother me
So, don't look for those details here. And please don't interpret their absence as an indication that they are...well...absent. Know that all the yucky things in life happen here too because 'round here, we're all people that way. People get mad. People act badly. People waste time. People find fault. People make messes. Mostly me, me, me, me and...o.k.--not me.
But be assured that--by His grace--we shall not grow weary of doing the very good thing of depending on, and trusting wholly in God's Word to reveal to us all that is necessary for Godliness. For me. For my marriage. For this family. For these siblings. For these children.
And that's all you get to know about that. Unless, later, I change my mind. Because it's my blog and I can do that. But I probably won't.
9 comments:
Smart decision. No need to let us see all of your dirty laundry. ;)
I agree. When writing, as when reading, discretion is advised. Have a great day!
LOL, GB...thanks for clarifying!! I for one love seeing snapshots of your "rememberance stones", even though it may not be every single detail.
Blessings,
andrea
Isn't it interesting that any of us have to remind others that ourselves and our children aren't sinless? And that we seem to think if a mommy-blogger isn't writing about those parts of family life, that she is either a pretender or a superior being? (Yet if she bared all about her husband, she would be... taken to task.)
Rambling thoughts for you this morning. :)
Good disclaimer.
Even though your "broadness and vagueness" sometimes vexes me, I understand. I can put myself in Fifi's 12 year old shoes and feel the horror of a tell-all mom with a blog.
Good call.
It would be a silly blogger to think one could portray a true 360degree view of one's life in this form. Still, people try, and people expect it. Silliness.
We know you're real, GB, and we're glad of that. Otherwise, none of us should be bloggin' at all. ;) HUGS
Hi,
Saw your comment regarding our "field trip" and thought I'd pop out of lurkdom long enough to say what a pleasure it was to stumble across your blog. My six-year-old daughter has just started violin lessons and loves them. She was really excited to watch the videos of Fifi performing. Internet connection is slow here in our part of Africa and it took upwards of an hour to play in fits and starts -- but once it reached the end we could replay it and it was well worth it. The violin is totally new to me (I missed inheriting musical genes) and I would love to see you do a post someday on good violin recordings. I'd particularly enjoying of hearing of a CD of hymns played on the violin -- if there is such a thing.
We look forward to enjoying more of your daughter's gift soon.
Understood- really. You are talking to the paranoid Mama. Remember? One of the good...um...neutral traits inherited from my grandmother.
You always give me such food for thought. Thanks for stoopping by with your comment about my new look. It's thanks to my brilliant technologically savvy daughter - she loves to make me look good!
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