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MY CHILD HATES ME

So your son or daughter will not speak to you.  Let Them Go and let God.  Stop being a prisoner in your own home. You pay for the kids, you love the kids,  and give them what you didn't have. what do you get in return? I hate you, your not my father or you're not my mother. Kids who will not listen to parents need to go, Kids who will live under your roof and not even say good morning. (what in the world)  Parents stop crying move on with your life, sometimes you have to love children at a distance. (This is not for children who are respectful) and if you have a parent who causes you strife, then you need to move on as well. what life can you have if you are always worried or crying? God forbid if you have a child you are afraid of. (some of us do)  Being a parent is no easy task, nope! no book can prepare you for motherhood or fatherhood. some will lie even hold you, hostage, in this day they are killing you.  are you the parent w...
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The Urban Hot Pot

 My family and I decided to try a new restaurant. We chose a place in Chesapeake, VA, next to Plato's Closet on Volvo Drive. Our server, Li, was exceptional. I must award this establishment five stars as everything, including the service, was outstanding. We indulged in lamb, beef, chicken breast, bok choy, broccoli, rice, and five different types of noodles. We sampled almost everything on the menu, except for cow's throat. Indeed, you read that correctly. On Saturdays, the cost is $31.99, but it's higher during the week. They even have a robot that delivers your drinks. It was my first visit, but definitely not my last. I adore the experience of cooking food right at your table. If you're in search of a family-friendly restaurant, I recommend stopping by and giving it a try.
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The goal is to tell people about Christ Conviction is not ours.

   As a Christian, I believe in the unconditional love of God for all people. This includes those who may not share my beliefs or live according to what I perceive as God's will. While I may disagree with certain actions or beliefs, I am called to love my neighbor as myself. Here are a few key points to consider: God's Grace: God's grace is abundant and extends to everyone.   It's not based on our performance or adherence to rules, but on His love for us. Individual Choices: Each person is responsible for their own choices. While I may believe certain paths align more with God's will, it's not my place to judge or condemn others. The Power of Love: Love can be a powerful force for change. We can create a more understanding and accepting world by showing love and compassion to those who may not share our beliefs .
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