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	<title>Comments on: Ministry Monday: Forgive for Others</title>
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	<description>Happy. Hectic. Blessed.</description>
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		<title>By: Holly</title>
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		<dc:creator>Holly</dc:creator>
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		<description>It is so funny that you wrote about this.  Just this morning I was thinking about how one of the recurring arguments in our first year of marriage was over the fact that Joe could not remember to refill the Brita pitcher that I keep in the fridge after he used it.  I require about 10 cups of cold water a day to keep &#039;happy&#039; and Joe just did not get it!!!

after about 3 years it finally got through my hard head that Joe, bless his heart, will probably never remember to keep that pitcher full.  And now, 10 years later I can laugh at myself for how difficult it was for me to forgive him.

Now Joe knows he can live in the &#039;freedom&#039; of forgetting to fill up the pitcher, and our house is a much happier place (maybe I don&#039;t always have cold water but...I choose happy of cold water any day!!!)

so plan that trip northward.  but I&#039;m afraid my girl would never forgive you if you didn&#039;t at least bring a couple of your girls with you...and let me tell you she definitely won&#039;t forget it if you don&#039;t bring them to play with her :)!!!  (we are still working on the forgiveness thing with her!!)</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>It is so funny that you wrote about this.  Just this morning I was thinking about how one of the recurring arguments in our first year of marriage was over the fact that Joe could not remember to refill the Brita pitcher that I keep in the fridge after he used it.  I require about 10 cups of cold water a day to keep &#8216;happy&#8217; and Joe just did not get it!!!</p>
<p>after about 3 years it finally got through my hard head that Joe, bless his heart, will probably never remember to keep that pitcher full.  And now, 10 years later I can laugh at myself for how difficult it was for me to forgive him.</p>
<p>Now Joe knows he can live in the &#8216;freedom&#8217; of forgetting to fill up the pitcher, and our house is a much happier place (maybe I don&#8217;t always have cold water but&#8230;I choose happy of cold water any day!!!)</p>
<p>so plan that trip northward.  but I&#8217;m afraid my girl would never forgive you if you didn&#8217;t at least bring a couple of your girls with you&#8230;and let me tell you she definitely won&#8217;t forget it if you don&#8217;t bring them to play with her <img src='http://www.amylovesit.com/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_smile.gif' alt=':)' class='wp-smiley' /> !!!  (we are still working on the forgiveness thing with her!!)</p>
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