Day Three

Something you have to forgive yourself for.

Like I said in day one, there are lots of things I don't like about myself.

So my list of things to forgive is rather long.

Something I am working on forgiving myself for and being better about is how insensitive I can be.

I rarely think before I say/do something.

That has caused me lots of problems.

I want to publicly apologize to my friend Sarah.

Sarah and I have known each other since elementary school.

She is one of the best Mormon fashion bloggers on the world wide web.

She is thrifty and crafty and someone I would like to be more like.

One day I left an anonymous comment on her blog.

I wanted it to spark a conversation about a subject I had a question on.

It wasn't until later that I saw how it could hurt and offend.

Sarah took it in stride.

And made an amazing post out of it.

She forgave me when I finally had the guts to apologize.

I am still working on forgiving myself.

On my mission my favorite thing to teach was the ATONEMENT. 

Some missionaries are what I call number munchers. 

Only caring about the number of baptisms instead of the souls they were there to save.

I loved teaching the atonement because everyone needs it.

I know I need it daily.

I know that Jesus is my (and your) Savior.

We can be forgiven for everything if we will but repent and move on.

How does one repent?

a - admit you have done something wrong.

b - be sorry for it.

c - confess of then change the behavior.

d - don't do it again.

e - endure to the end. (Repeat as necessary)

To Sarah and the others like her whom I have hurt or offended whether accidentally or on purpose. 

I am sorry.