By Dr. Bruce Smith —— Bio and Archives--April 3, 2023
There’s an old saying, ‘once bitten, twice shy.’ It means that when we encounter something unpleasant or hurtful, we tend to avoid it in the future. Think of these occasional near misses as unsolicited gifts. Sometimes we don’t appreciate them, especially when they land too close, but they can teach us a great deal.
There have been a steady supply of these over the years.
When I was in high school and driving the delivery van for the dry cleaner I topped a rise and skidded backward across a ditch, coming to rest backward between two trees. Since that day, I have driven very cautiously in slippery conditions.
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By Barbi on 2023 04 02
I liked that prayer very much. We see the times we got into some trouble, but how many times has God and/or the angels taken care of us that we don't even know about? When I am on time for work, but then I have to drive back home to see if I really did close the garage door...then late for work and hit more traffic. Now I am stuck in traffic because there is a wreck up ahead. Would I have been through there before the wreck? Or did those lost moments save me from being IN the wreck? I will never know. I would like to think there was a purpose in my turning back. By the way, the garage door was always closed.
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