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This time i have these digitally created berries. Don't ask the name as I just picked colours and tried blending to get a fruit. If you find any resemblance to any do share. 🙂 I am loving this tiring drawing style at the moment. Lets see what happens next... As for todays Quote "Do what you can, with what you have, where you are.” ―Theodore Roosevelt.
sometimes it is much better to forgive and forget. Other times, it's best to forgive and remember. Great first post for the challenge!
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I fully agree with you here. Thanks for the appreciation!! :)
DeleteFor the ignorant seldom knows the right path...amazing lines. A great start indeed. Wishing you a eventful month of April.
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Profound thoughts in those few words! Great going! All the best through April :)
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Someone has really hurt you and you find yourself feeling so sad, angry, or bitter that you can barely concentrate. Any time you see that person – or even just any time you close your eyes – all you can do is replay what happened and wallow in all of your sad feelings. If you want to move on with your life and learn to move past the pain, then you have to make a choice to forgive and forget. Easier said than done, huh?
ReplyDeleteVery much so. Life is way too short to hold grudges.
ReplyDeleteSean at His and Her Hobbies
knowledge is more important is one message here, while yes forgive and forget should always be the way forward in life.
ReplyDeleteSometimes its wise to forgive and forget! great Post Ira.
ReplyDeleteTina from The Sunny Side of Life
To forgive and forget is often a way to reclaiming life after a setback. As far the lessons learnt along the way, they have a way of coming back to us if we're open to learning.
ReplyDeleteA wonderful start to the challenge. Keep rocking :D
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to absolve is good - I like your presentation and look forward to more in April. Very nice
ReplyDeleteI believe in forgiveness and second chances. Good word we should all practice more often.
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ReplyDeleteI am not sure about forgiving and forgetting. Sometimes it is just about accepting.
ReplyDeleteMcGuffy Ann Morris from
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Nice start to the Challenge! "Forgive and forget" is easy to say, not so easy to do.
ReplyDeleteJohn Holton
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Aw, we can forgive but for somethings, one can never forget. Both are difficult in some circumstances. Nice beginning to the #AtoZChallenge. @sheilamgood at Cow Pasture Chronicles
ReplyDeleteForgiving can be much easier than forgetting. Sometimes the one who does the hurting has to help you get over it so you can forget.
ReplyDeleteWelcome to the A-Z... it's both challenging and fun! I like the theme you've chosen, short stories are the most fun! You should try your hand at Six Sentence Stories, the link is on my sidebar. :-)
ReplyDeleteThis story resonated for me because we are all so quick to judge people from appearance and manor and often don't take the time to search beneath the surface or open our hearts and minds to the magic that might be unfolding before us! Forgiveness is a hard thing to do, but it is also the most freeing thing we can do for ourselves! Thank you for visiting my blog!
Josie Two Shoes from Josie's Journal
I forgive easily, but I cannot forget! :)
ReplyDeleteGreat write!
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