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Reconcile Petty Squabbles

A silly argument left two sisters bitter after the death of their mother. For years, they barely spoke, and rarely saw one another. If the truth were known, they could hardly remember what the �squabble� was about. An aunt thought it was over a piece of cheap costume jewellery they both wanted because it �looked so much like mother�.

One night the seventeen-year-old son of the younger sister was seriously injured in a car wreck. When word reached the boy�s estranged aunt, her heart was broken. Visions of her own son raced through her mind as she began to weep. She also pictured the tormented face of her younger sister. As she thought about her, she saw her as a little girl playing with her dolls; a teenage getting ready for her first date; a beautiful bride; a wife; a mother. The �squabble� seemed so petty now.

The older sister jumped into her car and raced across town to the hospital where her sister�s family was waiting.... praying for the boy. When she entered the hospital waiting room and saw her sister for the first time in years, she ran to her, hugged her, and said, "I�m sorry".

How sad that she didn�t say it sooner. How wonderful that she did and how much more wonderful that she became reconciled with her sister before any more precious time had passed!

 

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The world is as large as the range of one�s interests. A narrow-minded man has a narrow outlook. The walls of his world shut out the broader horizon of affairs. Prejudice can maintain walls that no invention can remove.

�Joseph Jastrow

 
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