Friday, April 10, 2015

A CAT COVER


I erased the original text, because, as it was pointed out to me, it can be hurtful to my son. I didn't mean it that way and I apologize!





2 comments:

  1. Dina,

    I am uncomfortable with you judging, as you do in this post, calling your son a slacker. First, it isn't our position to do that. Where is the grace in that? Secondly, it makes your blog unsafe. What, will I be next?, any reader may conclude.

    In recovery, we clean our side of the street. That's it. I request you edit your post. It would meet my need for emotional safety, harmony and tranquility when dropping by. State the need beneath your judgment. That makes your blog a safer place to visit.

    We are to take out the beam in our eye, alone, not assessing others, said Jesus Christ. Read Romans 2: 1. If we judge another, and do the same thing, Paul tells us, we judge ourselves!

    Here's the passage:

    "You, therefore, have no excuse, you who pass judgment on someone else, for at whatever point you judge another, you are condemning yourself, because you who pass judgment do the same things."


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    1. As you might've noticed, 1. I call Sonny a slacker with humor and love.
      2. I express my concern about him because I know first hand, what unchecked, pleasure seeking behavior can do to a person's life. Is it better, if I call him a sluggard? Because that's what we talked about in the session.

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