I understand that if you know that something needs to change, then your a step ahead of the game. When an opportunity to do something good is noticed and nothing has been done, at least it will bother us enough for something to be done about it next time.

Fact is, love that is undeserved and unconditional allows us to know that whatever good we produce it will never be enough. But through the progress of continual living, we as a person will go further and deeper into new places we never knew existed.

(Just my opinion with a touch of bible of course)

I think that a person who works in love to another is sowing seeds into their life not just your own. Who knows what a person will amount to after experiencing a drop of love from God’s heart flowing out through you.

I understand that if you know that something needs to change, then your a step ahead of the game. When an opportunity to do something good is noticed and nothing has been done, at least it will bother us enough for something to be done about it next time.

Fact is, love that is undeserved and unconditional allows us to know that whatever good we produce it will never be enough. But through the progress of continual living, we as a person will go further and deeper into new places we never knew existed.

(Just my opinion with a touch of bible of course)

I think that a person who works in love to another is sowing seeds into their life not just your own. Who knows what a person will amount to after experiencing a drop of love from God’s heart flowing out through you.

I completely understand your aggravation. I am one of the supervisors for one of the other cell phone network providers and you would be suprised at some of the things that I hear on a daily basis. Each call like this ends in a prayer for them (it just short and sweet). I am starting to discover I get less and less of these calls daily.

We are not perfect. There is only One that is. Be thankful that He gives us the Mercy and Grace through the blood He shed for us on the cross. Enjoy the rest of your holiday season and just think about it, it’s less than a month away from getting your deposit back (I work for the company and had to pay a deposit myself so I completely understand). I hope your brother enjoys his new phone.

I completely understand your aggravation. I am one of the supervisors for one of the other cell phone network providers and you would be suprised at some of the things that I hear on a daily basis. Each call like this ends in a prayer for them (it just short and sweet). I am starting to discover I get less and less of these calls daily.

We are not perfect. There is only One that is. Be thankful that He gives us the Mercy and Grace through the blood He shed for us on the cross. Enjoy the rest of your holiday season and just think about it, it’s less than a month away from getting your deposit back (I work for the company and had to pay a deposit myself so I completely understand). I hope your brother enjoys his new phone.

If I followed your example, I would go through a whole lot of $15 gift cards, and ship someo f them off to India and other such places.

Dealing with people over the telephone is not one of the things I do well. We do not do customer service very well in this country, and the fact that companies make you go through a dozen voice mail menus before talking to a real person and repeating the whole story doesn’t make things any easier. As a society, we seem inclined to treat people like pieces of machinery.

But that does not excuse my reaction to the poor person on the other end of the phone, who is often not making a whole lot of money. It can be hard to remember that the person on the other end of the line who is asking the same questions you just answered twice is a child of God.

This being Christmas, I cannot help but observe that according to Luke, Jesus was born at a time when the whole of the Roman empire was being counted. I suspect he could understand our frustrations. Now, our task is to respond as He would. Well, in my own case, I expect that will take most of a lifetime at least.

If I followed your example, I would go through a whole lot of $15 gift cards, and ship someo f them off to India and other such places.

Dealing with people over the telephone is not one of the things I do well. We do not do customer service very well in this country, and the fact that companies make you go through a dozen voice mail menus before talking to a real person and repeating the whole story doesn’t make things any easier. As a society, we seem inclined to treat people like pieces of machinery.

But that does not excuse my reaction to the poor person on the other end of the phone, who is often not making a whole lot of money. It can be hard to remember that the person on the other end of the line who is asking the same questions you just answered twice is a child of God.

This being Christmas, I cannot help but observe that according to Luke, Jesus was born at a time when the whole of the Roman empire was being counted. I suspect he could understand our frustrations. Now, our task is to respond as He would. Well, in my own case, I expect that will take most of a lifetime at least.