Thanks, Elizabeth. Blessings to you too! Anita

I love the mental image of the “tiny un-elephant brain.” Yup! That’s me. Or, that’s mine. *grin*

Good to hear from you. God’s blessings to you and your family as you begin the Lenten journey.
Elizabeth @chaplaineliza

Yes! And sunrises…though I don’t often see them. Night owl!

That’s great to hear, Anita. I’m doing well, too. Thank you. Adjusting to the cold winter temps here. Sure are pretty wintery sunsets, though.

I am doing well.
How are you, Angela?

The book sounds interesting, Anita. I love your wisdom in stating that sometimes we have to “cut the chain of grievance(s)” more than once. Wise words. Hope you’re doing well!

Thank you, Angela. R. T. Kendall has a book called “Total Forgiveness,” which was influential to me. He says that to forgive we need to bless those who have injured us (since there’s a cognitive dissonance between blessing and being vengeful). Forgiveness is a fascinating subject. It’s partly linked to our faith in God, and in God’s creative ways of making things work out for good.