Good-bye Anon

Recently, I have had a commenter finally cross the line on my blog. While I maintain that I will always accept all comments anonymous or not, I have asked repeatedly that people make sure that they disagree in a respectful way. I personally, can handle the comments, and I love how God always manages to shine His glory through all of the sin. Thank you Anon for helping me to prove my point. This recent poll was to show without having anyone feel condemned that there is a great need to help families to learn how to feel differently about their adopted children when unlovable characteristics of that child make it very hard. I think of you as an adopted child. I could of very easily taken great offense to your comments, but instead I have chosen to pray for you and love you even when you are very unlovable. But just like a child needs consequences, so do you. I will no longer let your comments stay on my blog--- I will no longer let you bash wonderful, gracious, loving, readers of this blog. I do say, "Shame on you for the name calling."

I am asking that while I think you get great enjoyment from reading my blog (why else would you read), please refrain from visiting Smiles and Trials. I think you have some jealousy issues to deal with....... I was always taught that people who went around saying horrible things about people for no real reason were insecure about themselves. You consistently say that you are speaking on behalf of other readers who are offended by a question that was never intended to be offensive yet no one else has come forward. Please stop playing a martyr and go and shine your light so that you can be an example for adoptive families who don't have it together as well as you so obviously do.

I am removing your comments, but I do hope that you have a wonderful weekend loving on your children.