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This is Christmas week, like many I’m celebrating Christmas with my family. I want to thank you all for your comments and loyal support for the year. Here’s something to laugh about and with; after the year some of us have had its good to be reminded that it doesn’t take much to smile.
Most of us on Christmas day will have a roof over our heads and food in our bellies and someone who loves us nearby or at the very least will try all they can to be with us. That’s pretty special – Enjoy.
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We all have the opportunity to ask life for a return. What do you want? How do we deal with poor choices.
The past in a handful of ashes – there is not much left after the years. How do we turn it into gold?
As we look back at our histories, our family trees, our cultural foundations, we build stories and narratives of those who bear significant responsibility for the foundations on which our lives and countries are constructed. They are not the whole truth and can never be so. Yet, we build them, highlighting our species’ qualities that we either seek to encourage or negate in ourselves.
But how do we know what to do with the past we don’t like, or whose values are significantly different from our current time? Do we risk throwing out the baby and the bath water? Do we just tear down their memories?
Let’s get into it…
What does “Charlie Wilson’s War” have to do with a stolen car?
The hardest thing is often forgiving ourselves; sometimes, it is often easier to forgive others for their crimes against us, than to forgive ourselves for being somewhat less than we think we ought to be.
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