“You’ve never seen it miss this house, and miss that house, and come after you!” ~ Dr. Jo Harding (played by Helen Hunt in movie, Twister, 1996)
The quote above is from one my favorite movie scenes because it reflects the harsh reality of the injustices we experience. Underneath this statement lies the wounded question of “Why me?” If you’ve been on this earth for any lengthy period of time, you have probably asked some form of the question.
Yesterday was an interesting day as the masses flocked to popular fast-food chain, Chick-fil-a, for what has been labeled as “Chick-fil-a Appreciation Day,” in support of owner, Dan Cathy’s, stance against same-sex marriage. It was reported that Chick-fil-a achieved record sales on this day.
Parenting, in my opinion, is one of the most challenging undertakings this life offers. It challenges us on so many levels – emotional, mental, physical, and even spiritual. One parenting challenge that we begin when our children are very young is teaching them to have a basic understanding of right and wrong. Believe it or not, most people desire that