Thursday, September 1, 2016
Grandson Lessons – Not Holding a Grudge
Babies are intriguing. They can go from
smiling to crying and back to smiling in a blink of an eye. My grandson hates
car seats, particularly when the seat has to face backward. It’s much more fun
to see where you’re going than where you’ve been, and all his people are in the
front seat. When I take him for a ride he starts out fine, but after about ten
minutes he expresses his displeasure by crying. But when we get to our
destination and I get him out of the car seat, he greets me with a big smile.
All is forgiven. I have to remember that when someone displeases met—there’s no
need to hold a grudge.
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