Photo of Mt. St. Helens, Washington. I took this photo about 30 years after it erupted.
Part of Becca’s Nurturing Thursday challenge.
Hugs, Cee
email: cee@cee-chris.com
Photo of Mt. St. Helens, Washington. I took this photo about 30 years after it erupted.
Part of Becca’s Nurturing Thursday challenge.
Hugs, Cee
email: cee@cee-chris.com
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That is absolutely perfect! We need to remember that forgiveness is more for ourselves. Thanks, Cee! 🙂
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It is all about ourselves. Acknowledging we were hurt and getting over it. That where the anger and stuck feelings go away.
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And this is very true! Forgive so, we can move on, forgive but not forget! Enjoy your day! 😊
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You said it perfectly. 😀
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Yes, forgiving someone is one thing but allowing yourself to be fooled or hurt by them again is another.
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The hardest but most rewarding is freeing ourselves from the hurt, pain or frustration.
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Amen!
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Thanks Laura. 😀
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It’s so true about forgiving, Cee. We do it for our own well being. It does erase other wrongdoing! Very nice! I watched the eruption from Seattle.
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I actually was on vacation in Washington DC when it blew. I lived in Oxnard at the time. I bet it was amazing from Seattle. How much ash did you guys get?
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It was 3 pm, the TV news shows that the nearby town had a thick cloud of ashes that blocked out the sun and it looked like the sun had just set. I was at Seattle Pacific U, not too much walking outdoor.
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They say around here the ashes got pretty deep.
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Yes, the ashes were deep when them fell on the ground. I don’t know how many times worse than the Eagle Creek fire?
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I can totally believe that. Have a wonderful weekend 😀
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Thank you, Cee!😀
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