There are people who say that we have bullies and we have victims. The implication of this attitude is that a bully is someone cruel and a victim is someone to be pitied.
While this attitude is accurate to a degree, there is point where the distinction ends. Yes, when a bully aggresses against someone, they are acting with malice for the intent of victimizing another person [note: sweeping generalization]. And an innocent person who has been victimized can feel wounded.
With the rainy season flooding the crawl space beneath the house, we have had trouble with rodents. It has been driving me batty and we finally got to the point where we agreed that we would have to get poison — they kept eating the bait and totally disdaining the traps available [...]
Since I am blogging at the moment, I thought it would be a great time to share the blessing God has visited upon us concerning the English classes we give.
In our post-modern society, often the best way to reach a person’s heart with their need of a Savior is to meet their daily physical needs. [...]
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