The lesson from missing clothes

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We had a good trip to Albuquerque where our grandson Jared attended  a soccer camp at the University of New Mexico.

When we got home, we noticed that there were clothes missing that we had bought.  We are not sure what happened to them.  One possible thing is that someone took them.  If they did, we decided they needed to have us forgive and forget.

Matthew 5.
40 If anyone wants to sue you and take your shirt, let him have your coat also.

Not sure who to contact to give them a coat also, but we hope to be ready when the opportunity comes.

Larry Wishard 

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7:42 PM
Unknown said…
Sorry about your loss, but great reaction. You don't really need a coat in Texas anyway :)
7:45 PM
Larry Wishard said…
good point Jared
7:32 AM
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