Thank You for All Things

I enjoyed Thank You for All Things by Sandra Kring because of the lesson I learned from the story: there is little good and little bad in everyone and sometimes the bad is dominant. That’s when we need to make an effort to see the good in that person. That’s easier said than done. It was only Lucy who could see the good in her grandfather and be so forgiving. I could completely relate to Lucy’s mother as I know how it feels to witness your father hit your mother. It’s one of the worst things a child can witness. I pray I evolve to become as forgiving. I’ll remember this story forever.

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