6 Comments

1. IZ on 10 October, 2010 at 1:46 pm

   Hey, a Sunday Sermon! I LOVE these. This gives new meaning to “talk to the hand”.

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   Indeed it does! And yes, the Sunday Sermon is back now that I’m no longer blogging every day! ~W

2. Capricorn Cringe on 10 October, 2010 at 2:22 pm

   Perfect.

   I used to think this wasn’t my fight, but the more I see of this insanity and the damage it causes, the more I think maybe it IS my fight.

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   I hear you, Patricia! I’m a mother of a straight kid… so in a way, “not my fight” either… but then, the more I think about it, the more I realize it IS my fight. I can’t imagine what those kids must feel without the bullying… but add to it the kind of horror that some kids face, it’s just not right. And it’s time for adults in this world to stand up and say, “NO, you will not bully. PERIOD!” So… this is me politely shouting! 😀 ~W

3. Margaret on 10 October, 2010 at 2:26 pm

   YES–or I would hope it would be!!

4. Kerri on 10 October, 2010 at 3:50 pm

   touched me deeply. thank you sweet and amazingly super cool friend! xoxo

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   I’m so glad, Kerri!! xoxo Wen

5. Teri on 10 October, 2010 at 5:26 pm

   Wow Wende, Everything looks so beautiful , you have done a wonderful job! Iz is right about “talk to the hand”.Our cat Ranger use to put up a paw when we held him and I woould always say “talk to the paw”. I miss him.
   I am still reading some of your archives since I’m new here, I really love and appreciate your Sundy sermons.
   My daughter is in San Francisco looking at a seminary school,I’m looking forward to her Sunday sermons!
   As usual my comment is lonnng.
   oh, I agree about love being stronger now if I can remember that when someones words hurt~

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   Thank you, Teri. I’m afraid I can’t take credit for the new blog look. I woke up this morning and IZ had done a “refresh” for me. He’s a good guy!

   And what school is your daughter looking at attending? I graduated from a GTU school in 2006! 😀 I hope she finds the right place… it’s so important. The right school makes all the difference for your experience. ~~Wen

6. katie on 11 October, 2010 at 10:52 am

   I am appreciating this sentiment very much today. Thank you.

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   Oh good. I hope you had a chance to click on the link and see what it’s all about. 😀 ~W