The Little Dog That Wouldn't Let Go
Viewing comments for Chapter 25 "Mum & Dad Reunited after 24 years."Subtitle: God Never Lets Go!
26 total reviews
Comment from barbara.wilkey
I can see your Mum worked hard to retain her righteousness. I never understood why some men and/or women can't remain faithful. It's a mystery to me. This is another good post and a lesson for others.
reply by the author on 08-Apr-2017
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I can see your Mum worked hard to retain her righteousness. I never understood why some men and/or women can't remain faithful. It's a mystery to me. This is another good post and a lesson for others.
Comment Written 08-Apr-2017
reply by the author on 08-Apr-2017
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Thanks Sis, Much appreciated. She was a dear old lady, my Mum. Gonna set to writing her Memoirs some day. ( Called Megoirs as she was known as Aunty Meg by a lot of Bible college students Sunday School and Missionaries.
Comment from c_lucas
Marriage is a sacred pact between a man and a woman. It is ordained by God and should never be subject to defilement from the beginning to the end. "What God has joined, let no may put asunder.
reply by the author on 07-Apr-2017
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Marriage is a sacred pact between a man and a woman. It is ordained by God and should never be subject to defilement from the beginning to the end. "What God has joined, let no may put asunder.
Comment Written 07-Apr-2017
reply by the author on 07-Apr-2017
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AMEn Bro Good one. Dear old dad wanted to re-marry Mum but he was still corrupt. I pray that my time you will read about later was fruitful and we will see him in Glory some day.
Comment from Nikki-Nicole
The title, 'Mum & Dad Reunited After 24 Years', grabs the reader's attention.
This is a GREAT READ!
Well-written.
Nicely polished.
I see ABSOLUTELY NO NEED for improvement.
I love the Bible scriptures.
That's a lovely portrait of your parents.
Thanks for sharing it.
Good luck with your future writing!
-Nicole-
reply by the author on 06-Apr-2017
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The title, 'Mum & Dad Reunited After 24 Years', grabs the reader's attention.
This is a GREAT READ!
Well-written.
Nicely polished.
I see ABSOLUTELY NO NEED for improvement.
I love the Bible scriptures.
That's a lovely portrait of your parents.
Thanks for sharing it.
Good luck with your future writing!
-Nicole-
Comment Written 06-Apr-2017
reply by the author on 06-Apr-2017
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Thanks Nicole are you a Sis in the Lord by any chance? Appreciate the lovely review.
Comment from MelB
I like the invention of the word Megoirs. Your dad sounds a lot like my father in law, whose on his third wife and has had all kinds of affairs. Generational sin is one of the things broken when I do freedom appointments with clients. Good chapter!
reply by the author on 06-Apr-2017
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I like the invention of the word Megoirs. Your dad sounds a lot like my father in law, whose on his third wife and has had all kinds of affairs. Generational sin is one of the things broken when I do freedom appointments with clients. Good chapter!
Comment Written 06-Apr-2017
reply by the author on 06-Apr-2017
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AMEN thanks, Sis. So glad you came along here. Hoping I will see dad in Glory you will read more on that later.
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I hope so too. My FIL has made no changes so far. He hasn't seen his son or daughter or grandkids in 7 years now.
Comment from davisr (Rhonda)
Great chapter where you tell about your father, and how your parents got back together after long years of separation. I think it was good, in one way, to heal the wounds, but not so good in that your father never really changed. You are very honest and open about the situation.
Thanks for sharing,
Rhonda
reply by the author on 06-Apr-2017
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Great chapter where you tell about your father, and how your parents got back together after long years of separation. I think it was good, in one way, to heal the wounds, but not so good in that your father never really changed. You are very honest and open about the situation.
Thanks for sharing,
Rhonda
Comment Written 06-Apr-2017
reply by the author on 06-Apr-2017
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Thanks, Sis, much appreciate your great review and understanding where I am coming from.
Comment from Jay Squires
I remember reading a chapter a few years ago about your trip to visit your father who, at that time, was living with Iris. So his reuniting with your Mum did not work out ideally, It sounds like the seeds of infidelity were in your father's father, your grandfather, if I read it correctly. As you probably know, there are such skeletons in most people's families.
Here I was, back with my Mum that had cared for me [" ... with my Mum WHO had cared for me ..." Generally, use "who" for animate "that" for inanimate.]
I am doing a collection of my Mum's "Megoirs," [... my Mum's MEMOIRS,"]
Good chapter, Geoff.
reply by the author on 05-Apr-2017
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I remember reading a chapter a few years ago about your trip to visit your father who, at that time, was living with Iris. So his reuniting with your Mum did not work out ideally, It sounds like the seeds of infidelity were in your father's father, your grandfather, if I read it correctly. As you probably know, there are such skeletons in most people's families.
Here I was, back with my Mum that had cared for me [" ... with my Mum WHO had cared for me ..." Generally, use "who" for animate "that" for inanimate.]
I am doing a collection of my Mum's "Megoirs," [... my Mum's MEMOIRS,"]
Good chapter, Geoff.
Comment Written 05-Apr-2017
reply by the author on 05-Apr-2017
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Megoirs was not an error that is what they will be called as she was known to a lot of people as Aunty Meg. Thaks for the Who or what stuff up. Appreciate you coming along. I still somehow have Mastery Muted Dean Kuch has given me an exercise to unmute him hehe. Ta mate. Glad you agree about as the bible says it ...the sins of the fathers shall go down into the Children and the children's children IT HAS HAPPENED IN OUR FAMILY. We recently had our 30th Anniversary and all our families are amazed that we are the longest married in all the families. Thanks buddy I might put a comment about Megoirs in the notes.
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I think you already told me you put the "Megoirs" note in remarks. Good idea.
Comment from Barb Hensongispsaca
Only God knows our hearts and our minds and what we plan and think down deep. Her heart was one of pure forgiveness knowing she was in for hurt. Nicely told
reply by the author on 05-Apr-2017
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Only God knows our hearts and our minds and what we plan and think down deep. Her heart was one of pure forgiveness knowing she was in for hurt. Nicely told
Comment Written 05-Apr-2017
reply by the author on 05-Apr-2017
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Thanks friend appreciate your lovely understanding review. It may have been that this was God's way of bringing Dad to Himself as I said.
Comment from judiverse
Your mother must have been a very forgiving woman to take your father back after his infidelities. It's happened with some of my relatives, too. It seemed like he was flaunting them, even. Your mother's missionary work must have been quite interesting. It sounds self-serving that he re-married your mother so he'd have someone to look after him in his old age. That's happened before, too. I don't know whether the tendency to go astray is a family trait. I wouldn't think it's necessarily the case. Very interesting presentation. judi
reply by the author on 05-Apr-2017
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Your mother must have been a very forgiving woman to take your father back after his infidelities. It's happened with some of my relatives, too. It seemed like he was flaunting them, even. Your mother's missionary work must have been quite interesting. It sounds self-serving that he re-married your mother so he'd have someone to look after him in his old age. That's happened before, too. I don't know whether the tendency to go astray is a family trait. I wouldn't think it's necessarily the case. Very interesting presentation. judi
Comment Written 05-Apr-2017
reply by the author on 05-Apr-2017
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Thanks Judi I love your fine review. I wish I had bumps to give sorry.
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You're very welcome. I'm always out of those guys, too. judi
Comment from Thomas Bowling
I ver interesting look into what must have been a series of traumatic experiences in your life.
Modern Perversions of the Bible
When each week it seemed like a new version of the Bible was popping up I decided to do some research. I heard about a book call Which Bible? It purported to settle the squabble.
I went to a Christian bookstore and asked if they carried Which Bible. The clerk looked at me in shock and said, This is a Christian store. We don't carry that filth here.
I said I think we have a misunderstanding.
reply by the author on 05-Apr-2017
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I ver interesting look into what must have been a series of traumatic experiences in your life.
Modern Perversions of the Bible
When each week it seemed like a new version of the Bible was popping up I decided to do some research. I heard about a book call Which Bible? It purported to settle the squabble.
I went to a Christian bookstore and asked if they carried Which Bible. The clerk looked at me in shock and said, This is a Christian store. We don't carry that filth here.
I said I think we have a misunderstanding.
Comment Written 05-Apr-2017
reply by the author on 05-Apr-2017
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Thanks ,Thomas. Superb review mate. So sorry I have no bumps to give. Did I offer you a 26-page file of all the Changes and Omissions from the KJV in Modern Versions? I have it in a Compatible Word file Privately message an e-mail I will send. have to tell you all my names for the Modern Versions hehe. NIV Non Inspired Version ESV Even Slobberier Version. Ha
Comment from Dolly'sPoems
I found your words to be heartfelt and there was angst here in your words because you had such love for your mother. We will never know what goes on between husband and wife and it is a private matter and when you love someone deeply all common sense goes out of the window. It is hard for you accept that your Mum took a man back who had treated her so badly and he hadn't changed, but in a way he came back to the one person he knew cared about him. I am sorry for your loss and we can search for answers and never find them, thank you for sharing such a private story, best of luck, love Dolly x
reply by the author on 05-Apr-2017
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I found your words to be heartfelt and there was angst here in your words because you had such love for your mother. We will never know what goes on between husband and wife and it is a private matter and when you love someone deeply all common sense goes out of the window. It is hard for you accept that your Mum took a man back who had treated her so badly and he hadn't changed, but in a way he came back to the one person he knew cared about him. I am sorry for your loss and we can search for answers and never find them, thank you for sharing such a private story, best of luck, love Dolly x
Comment Written 05-Apr-2017
reply by the author on 05-Apr-2017
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Thanks so much Dolly I appreciate your loving review. I look forward to sorting it all out in Glory hopefully with my dad. I was just glad I had that special time with him alone that day to share God's word with him. God said in Genesis that His word would not return void. There is more on this. Glad to have you along I will do my best to check out your stuff.
