Every now and then you find one of those kids; one who validates your faith in future generations. Only this time we didn't find him, he found us. And the letter this Edmond boy wrote left us overcome with emotion.
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Thank you for posting this. We hear all the negatives it is so good to hear something special and great
ReplyDeleteA Sunday morning sermon without leaving home. God is here.
ReplyDeleteIt is nice to be reminded how blessed we really are!
ReplyDeleteMy mom is a Teacher And we can't afford!
ReplyDeleteEnough of that feel sorry for the under paid teachers in this world. When most teachers make half again or more then most working people.
1202-Way to completely miss the meaning of the letter.
ReplyDeleteAnd if you make less than the average teacher, you've failed at life.
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ReplyDeleteMy mom is a Teacher And we can't afford!
Enough of that feel sorry for the under paid teachers in this world. When most teachers make half again or more then most working people.
September 29, 2013 at 12:02 PM
You're just STUPID....
Mom must be a good teacher as well...Not ONE misspelled word! That's refreshing to see as well!
ReplyDelete12:02 In addition to lacking a heart, your sense of economics is pretty lousy too. Having a kid with cerebral palsy is not only emotionally demanding, but like any debilitating disease, it is very expensive.
ReplyDelete12:02....You miserly, miserable, and stupid Grinch. That's ALL you got out of that letter? May God may mercy on you. You're going to need it.
ReplyDeleteImclain, why do you insist on always telling people they are gonna "need it" in such a smug and prideful fashion. It reeks of very "un-Jesus" like to me.
ReplyDeleteI never claimed to be like Jesus. That's an impossible bar to meet. As Harry Truman once said, "I don't give them hell, I just tell the truth and they THINK it's hell". And for a person to read that letter and get nothing but an uninformed opinion of teachers, well, I stand by my comment, to say the least...I didn't hurt your feelings, did I?
ReplyDelete@ Imclain
ReplyDeleteNo, didn't hurt my feelings. As I'm sure you are not afraid of Thanatos, I am similarly not scared of your imaginary places or deities. I just wanted to know why you feel like you have some sort of license to act like a smug a-hole all the time.
Last I checked, your deity frowned upon being prideful.
Unfortunately, your example makes Christians look bad, when most of them are decent human beings.