Christ_empowered
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they're (very) good people. My dad just made burgers, with steak fries and he toasted some kinda special bun. Simple, but delicious.
I put my parents thru hell when I was younger. I mean, yes; like any wretched person, there was a lot going on there on my end. Still, they were never going to forgive me for everything, and then 4 years ago I (miraculously) got saved, The Lord started changing me, and now there's genuine warmth in our relationship.
My mom works --so-- hard. Her job seems all prestigious and white collar, blah blah blah, on the outside, but try living it: its the job that never ends. Retirement is coming up this summer, and I'm a little bit worried. She went to pick up a prescription and the nurse practitioner read her blood pressure. It was high, which is worrisome in general but especially since she works a high stress job.
My dad's a good man. He's (thankfully) better about keeping his health up to snuff. He goes on walks, eats well, etc. He's also approaching the end of his career, but I don't think he's ready for retirement. When he does retire, I get the sense that his career will end on a high note, which is ideal.
So, yeah. Prayers and praises. I praise God for my parents and the warmth in our relationship. I praise Him for changing me so I can have this relationship with my people. And prayers for them, too, because we all need prayer, and because its dawned on me, at long last, how hard it is to be a real adult in the USA, especially now that the economy's tanked.
Thanks.
I put my parents thru hell when I was younger. I mean, yes; like any wretched person, there was a lot going on there on my end. Still, they were never going to forgive me for everything, and then 4 years ago I (miraculously) got saved, The Lord started changing me, and now there's genuine warmth in our relationship.
My mom works --so-- hard. Her job seems all prestigious and white collar, blah blah blah, on the outside, but try living it: its the job that never ends. Retirement is coming up this summer, and I'm a little bit worried. She went to pick up a prescription and the nurse practitioner read her blood pressure. It was high, which is worrisome in general but especially since she works a high stress job.
My dad's a good man. He's (thankfully) better about keeping his health up to snuff. He goes on walks, eats well, etc. He's also approaching the end of his career, but I don't think he's ready for retirement. When he does retire, I get the sense that his career will end on a high note, which is ideal.
So, yeah. Prayers and praises. I praise God for my parents and the warmth in our relationship. I praise Him for changing me so I can have this relationship with my people. And prayers for them, too, because we all need prayer, and because its dawned on me, at long last, how hard it is to be a real adult in the USA, especially now that the economy's tanked.
Thanks.