Anonymous ID: 6a6758 Feb. 4, 2021, 10:02 p.m. No.12827848   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>7900

Love and light to the anon past bread who's father was undergoing surgery in 8 days.

I do hope your expectations are met, and that all goes well with the recovery.

Without sounding crass, I've had some experiences after my own father's death that have

me asking the question, "do they really go anywhere?".

 

My dad and my mom's dad hated each other. I was born 6 mos. after the wedding.

50 years they shared time on this earth and I never saw them together. Ever.

But odd things have occurred in my world over the last 15 years since I lost my dad

that lead me to believe that these two stalwarts are inseparable, happy as hell,

and rooting us on.

 

I used to be a church going anon, but haven't set foot in one for 20 years since a

pastor knocked up a friend's wife. But when I ask myself how these two could pull

this off, the same two bible verses always come to mind.

 

Rom 2:1 Therefore you are inexcusable, o man, whoever you are who judge, for in

whatever you judge another, you condemn yourself; for you who judge practice the

same things. And Rom 8:1 always follows. Therefore there is now no condemnation…

 

I loved them both, and can become quite overwhelmed with happiness thinking about

these two lug nuts. Is the great awakening an earthly realization of both verses at once?

I don't know, but by God's grace I do wish you the best.

I do think you can be certain that in any scenario, your dad won't miss a thing.