It's getting late, but I wanted to share something with you. I've been thinking all day about how lucky I am to know Kellen. How many of us get to live with someone who naturally knows how to love and accept people? Who takes them as they are and doesn't pass judgement?
It doesn't matter to him who you are or what you may have done in your past. I'm fortunate to have him in my life and watch him work his magic on people. We have a friend who is really hurting right now. His family seems to be falling apart and he is somewhat wracked with guilt. As Kellen and I passed by his chair this morning, Kellen gave him a peck on his head. A small thing, but our friend started to cry. Kellen's love is unexpected. His acceptance is a comfort.
How lucky I am to know him.
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5 comments:
Definitely!
That was an act of grace from Kellen.
Don't we all wish to experience such grace!!
Anne
http://onegirlfriday.blogspot.com/
And Kellen is a lucky guy to have a Mom who loves so much- and takes time to notice the little things. :)
Reading your post, so well written, was like getting a kiss from Kellen. Open and generous. Thanks.
You are absolutely right, Jodi.
And thanks to your generous blogging, we are lucky enough to know him too.
Thank you.
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