Last night I was sharing time with my family and saying good bye to my brother and his family that are returning back to their reality. We were sitting around the table, and were just taking and remember things from the past when we were kids. It is really nice hear the stories from my parents about how things were when they were young, stories about my grand parents, and just bring memories that I totally forget about them.
Suddenly my dad asks us for a big mug that he was looking for. He asks us if we had it. One of my sister said that he left it in her car. My mom said, “you see and you were blaming me!” We laugh and start teasing him. Then he comes down like ups! I know that is his way to said, “I’m sorry” Then I start thinking, and keep bringing memories to my head about the way he is. He is the kind of person that don’t like verbalizing the words “I’m sorry” but express it with actions. That is the way I remember him. Then I realize that I am the same way. It is hard for me said, “I’m sorry, but I always find a way to compensate my mistake with whom I offended. I guess I get it from my dad.
I really don’t know if that is right or wrong, the way I express “I’m sorry” but I guess will be better if I can start verbalize it, because someone that do not know me probably wont get my way to express that I am sorry for what happened. So, I think, I can work in that, perhaps start practicing it with friends, my kids, and family. I am sure it is never to late to learn something good.
Ephesians 4:24
24 and to put on the new self, created to be like God in true righteousness and holiness.
Big Hug,
MRM
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