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Permalink Reply by Mr Long on February 8, 2012 at 10:45pm

there is no boundarys we just waste out time talking to our kids

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Permalink Reply by Janet Goode on February 11, 2012 at 10:34am

OUR DUTIES AS A PARENT TEACHING THEM THE RIGHT PRICIPLES AND DOCTRINES OF THE BIBLE. AND IF THEY GO CONTRARY TO REBEL AGAINST THESE TEACHING .BELEIVE ME IT WANT BE AWASTE OF YOUR  TIME.IT STAYS WITH THEM AND OFTEN BE COMES A VIVID REMINDER IN TROUBLE TIMES.

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Permalink Reply by Cookie on February 12, 2012 at 8:12am

sometime e'nuff is a e'nuff!

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Permalink Reply by Lady Bee on May 11, 2012 at 8:17am

I feel you. enough is too much you ask me!

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Permalink Reply by Louis Maye on May 11, 2012 at 9:24pm

I would guess it would be somewhere between disappointment and frustration ...as if it goes beyond that anger starts to build. Ones negative emotions are the signals...like road sign yeild...stop...danger....!!!

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Permalink Reply by Dee Dee on June 26, 2012 at 8:34am

Good Answer Louis
Louis Maye said:

I would guess it would be somewhere between disappointment and frustration ...as if it goes beyond that anger starts to build. Ones negative emotions are the signals...like road sign yeild...stop...danger....!!!

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Permalink Reply by Lenny H. on June 26, 2012 at 9:26am

The bible tells us to have patience even as God has patience with us.  You know there is a scenario in the bible for all of life's situations and issues that show us how we are to react and respond.  In this case, think of the times during the wilderness experience of the Israelites when they did something that caused the wrath of God on them.  In each of those instances, God did not move in haste and because He did not move in haste as was His desire, Moses was able to intercede on their behalf and the punishment was not as severe as the original plan.

I said that to say that it is always the best solution to process a situation FIRST; sometimes that process has to be done in haste, but if it does not, slow down and consider all angles.  I learned along time ago that the weak give up and stay in a situation, but the strong give up and move on.  That is how I consider all things, I never move in haste.  I am getting ready to  make a life altering move in my life now, but it came after careful and deliberate review of my current situation which led me to the conclusion to be strong and move on.

I hope that helped someone.

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Permalink Reply by Dee Dee on June 29, 2012 at 12:21pm

amen...

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Permalink Reply by eddie on August 3, 2012 at 9:49pm

I bet my momma knew where the boundary was. I think she had it attached to and clothes iron or a tree.

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