Small World

Through one of my new preschool friends, I was introduced to another friend who belongs to the gym and come to find out, she lives right around the corner from me. She was the one who invited me to the step class. We got to talking and I'm realizing what a small world (or community) we live in. She happens to go to the same church that I just left and has been for a couple years. She didn't recognize me until I told her I played guitar, and the same for me, I don't believe I've ever seen her. It's funny how we can be going to the same church together for over a year and our paths never crossing one another. She began asking me questions about why I left and I was able to tell her honestly what happened for my family and the reasons we left. The cool part I think was that I was able to bring a truth and understanding to something that she could only guess or assume had happened at church. She never really talked to anyone about it, so had no choice but to come to her own conclusions. I was thankful that she was able to ask the hard question "why" and I told her that. Communication is key to unity. The more that we talked, in what was really a short amount of time, we were able to connect on many other levels. I really am looking forward to all that God is doing through this new endeavor. It's fun meeting new people and I have the benefit of getting into shape too.....well, hopefully. :)
5 Comments:
Yay Tracy!!
Just last night we were discussing that when people don't ask questions, it is almost worse, because you know that they've drawn their own conclusions!
That's very cool Tracy!
It's a small world after all...:>)
Very cool Tracy. When you said "communication is key to unity", I feel you really hit the nail on the head. How much of this mess could have been avoided if we were allowed to REALLY communicate?
What a great story on how it really is a small world. I went to Deborah's to get my hair cut the other day and she was cutting the hair of someone who lives just over the hill from me! Very cool.
talking freely about it is defintly good. it has helped a lot i think for all of us.
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