Dear Diary,
Today I'm grateful for our lingering summer on the beach. It's almost October and we're feeling the heat and enjoying the sun. I'm thankful for my family and where we live. There's beauty and opportunity in every single day!
Welcome to my life! Woman, Wife, Mom of 4, I enjoy living a good life, feeling fulfilled in mind, spirit and body, knowing my family is happy and striving to be a better person. Thank you for taking an interest in me and may my experiences inspire you to live a good life!
Tuesday, September 27, 2016
Tuesday, September 13, 2016
I Disagree
Dear Diary,
I disagree with a famous quote from the movie Love Story... "Love means never having to say you're sorry." I mean it sounds great and romantic, but for me, an "I'm sorry" goes a long way. We all make mistakes, saying something we didn't mean or regret. Apologizing begins the healing process. A sincere apology shows effort in your relationship and shows the person you care. Whether it's something big or small... it's important to recognize and self reflect. An apology opens the door to forgiveness and allows you to have empathy. It's such a beautiful gesture in any relationship to show humility and understanding. When offered with integrity and timing an apology can be a very critical moment in any relationship.
It's not always easy, but in my relationship with Jeff we always seem to find it in our hearts to do the right thing and be accountable for our words and actions. What I love about our method of resolution is that we always welcome and appreciate when the other is apologetic and vulnerable.
I disagree with a famous quote from the movie Love Story... "Love means never having to say you're sorry." I mean it sounds great and romantic, but for me, an "I'm sorry" goes a long way. We all make mistakes, saying something we didn't mean or regret. Apologizing begins the healing process. A sincere apology shows effort in your relationship and shows the person you care. Whether it's something big or small... it's important to recognize and self reflect. An apology opens the door to forgiveness and allows you to have empathy. It's such a beautiful gesture in any relationship to show humility and understanding. When offered with integrity and timing an apology can be a very critical moment in any relationship.
It's not always easy, but in my relationship with Jeff we always seem to find it in our hearts to do the right thing and be accountable for our words and actions. What I love about our method of resolution is that we always welcome and appreciate when the other is apologetic and vulnerable.
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