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Humility and Empathy... (Part 3)
This is difficult because after being hurt beyond belief, my reaction was to draw the bridge and put alligators in the mote.
Humility and Empathy... (Part 2)
I identify that the one experience, more than any other, that started to refine this character trait, was coming to terms with the fact that Jason was unfaithful to me.
Humility and Empathy - two of the "must-have" heart changes we need to see in our husbands (Part 1)
There is so much heart change that MUST come with this integrity change. And unfortunately, a lot of men get sober. And then they stop. The heart change never comes.
On the art of apologies
I tried not to excuse my behavior (I guess I haven't mastered that part of Robin's amazing apology recipe) but still did when I blurted out that I was in a bad mood.

