by Skeptic 27 Replies latest jw friends
In another thread, I stated the three best things I ever did with my life, but I thought the topic would make a good thread.
What are the three best things you did in your life?
Mine are:
third best: divorcing my first wife
second best: quitting the JWs
very best: hooking up with WindRider
Richard
My 3 daughters.
Hi Richard,
I smile whenever I see mention of that one you listed as Very Best.
First, my kids and how dedicated I have been to their upbringing.
My second was to wake up to the world around me and start lighting candles where-ever I could instead of cursing darkness or lack of resources to "do it all".
My third has happened too many times to number but must be in this top three: Heed my "gut instinct" or "inner voice".
This was a hard question to answer BTW. Next time could you make it fluffier like pizza toppings or something???
Hugs to you and Wind-rider--
Julie
1. Walking away from the Borg
2. Getting a good college education
3. Believing in myself
Skipper
1. Having my son.
2. Leaving the JW's
3. Helping my wife leave the Borg too.
Hopefully, #2 & #3 will be replaced in the future with even greater things.
#1-Leaving the BORG
#2-Went to Oktoberfest in Munich (MUNCHEN)
#3-Vasectomy!!!
Had the good fortune to find and marry my husband (this May 30th will be our 15th anniversary)
Be blessed with my twins
Get the Sam Hill outta the fargin' Borg Org!
Everything secret degenerates, even the administration of justice; nothing is safe that does not show how it can bear discussion and publicity. Lord Acton 1834-1902
Same as you:
1) Leaving JW-s
2) Meeting my new girlfriend
3) Having University graduation
(not in this order by time)
#1-------->Putting my faith in Christ
#2-------->Marrying my husband
#3-------->Having my Son
#3 a result of #2 and #2 a result of #1.
All works together
<>< ANGIE
Point to:
http://www.jehovahs-witness.com/forum/thread.asp?id=20898&site=3
and read some Wisdum from Mr. """""Skeptic""""" a.k.a. Mr. Gullible, where he maintains - in the face of the plainest evidence (temporal, reported and circumstantial) to the contrary - that he cannot see how a woman's conversion to the JW cult contributed to her marriage breakdown a few weeks later (and subsequent tragedies) in any significant way....
"Jeeeez!"
--
Focus
(True Skeptic Class)
