Wednesday, December 3, 2008

Face book?

OK, finally joined after much prodding from Kendra. Get on there and am now wondering how the heck to use it...
Why am I gaining weight again? Hmmm...maybe cause I'm a pig... Why can't I stop killing myself like this? Grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr.......................
Why did I "lose my lovewalk" this morning big-time! And everyday for that matter? Double grrrrrrrrrr...........................
:(

5 comments:

Kendra said...

Well, I understand your frustration. I feel that way most days. And I usually feel that way when I'm eating like a pig. So, I am totally aware of the situation both before and during the act. I just choose not to stop. Crazy, huh?

What is a "love walk"?

Rebecca said...

It's an expression Joyce Meyers regularly uses in her cd sermons - a friend passed me some along. She's very funny and down to earth and the love walk refers to our efforts to live in a Christ-like manner. I blew mine by beating my son because h beat my daughter. Great response, huh - correct violence with violence.
Stupid me! stupid me stupid me!

Kendra said...

Well, you know that I understand. Being a parent is really hard. And we are "trying" to be "Christ-like" we aren't "Christ-like". We will never "be" that. It is something that we have to work on every day and every minute. You shouldn't beat yourself up for that. What would be the right thing to do would be to apologize and explain to your kids what you did and why it was wrong. Right? I should probably take my own advice more! lol

Nicci said...

I am not as big of a fan of FB as everyone else, but it is neat that so many HFA people are on there.

Rebecca said...

That's exactly what I did. Once I calmed down, I went and talked to him about how he let his anger get the better of him and I did exactly the same thing in response. I apologized and talked about actions/reactions yada yada yada...but I still feel like I'm an idiot. Well, I am. Oh well.
I won't be doing much facebook cause i spend so much time on ravelry but it's like you say it's good to see those familiar faces.