Being a blamer and being irresponsible are opposite evils, but not equal. Blaming is thrice damnable.
One for avoiding the responsibility.
Two for calling evil what is good.
And three for spoiling the fellowship.
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Did you ever know anyone who seemed to have no trouble making choices? The thing I'm thinking about now is that we all make choices ever...
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Love won't be held hostage. Love takes no prisoners.
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I wrote the bit about the tree at a praise and worship deal. Brent wanted to go because his favorite worship leaders were going to be leadi...
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This is good. By the way, it is your fault! :)
I know. In fact I take the blame for this whole blog.
It's ok, second mouse....Jesus died to take the blame for you, so I guess that covers your blog too.
Squeek, Squeek...what good cheese!...high quality snooty french cheese.
:) LOL
So we have this thing going around our house and friends lately. Every time I start to sense the blame clouds floating through, I just go ahead and do the rain dance and get it all out. What then happens is everyone starts gettting blamed for everything.
For example, we went to our house in the country a few weeks back. I made it clear to everyone that it was my fault we had bottled water on ice, and we could all blame Jill for having the amazing cheese dip. I think it was my son Christopher's fault that trash got taken out, etc.
We actually have a lot of fun with it.
Why'd you delete your comment, MJ???
Ask J330.
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