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Hey guys!

So, tonight we had a game of softball. It was a good game. Really close. So many people were there for the game, so I only got to bat three times. Problem: I threw the bat all three times....... After the first one every time I went up everyone there told me how I needed to not throw it for a good couple minutes. So, Ya.... I caused 3 of the 21 outs. That's a whole inning with just me. >.> I had a homerun (if I wasn't called out for throwing the bat. >.>)

Ya. Haha. If only I could undo that. Haha.

Please, watch the following short film called CTRL Z. It's about 6 minutes, but it's both funny and thought provoking.



Liz in that film is absolutely hilarious.

But, ya, honestly, there are a lot of things I'd want to undo. Like tonight. Haha. But also a lot of times I had a decision to make and I chose the 'wrong' choice. These choices rang from not telling someone something, not helping a friend, supporting something I know is wrong, as well as things I've done that I know go against what God would have for my life.

But, ya, I really like that quick line that Liz says "I wouldn't. If I could undo things even the mistakes, it would change who I am, and I like me." It's really true. Absolutely everything that has happened in our lives has made us who we are now, has influenced decisions we have made, has had a unique effect on us, and yet, when you look at it, it is all part of God's plans to shape and mold you into the person He wanted you to become, part of His plan to show you who you are before Him and to draw you to Himself in humbleness and weakness.

Sure, our lives aren't perfect, but I don't know if going back would actually be able to fix the mistakes and even then we'd probably make more. "But where sin increased, grace increased all the more" (Rom 5:20b). God's grace in our lives is far greater than our mistakes and it's a 'free gift' to all who will accept it. And having done so we can call on our God to bring us to Him Jesus to forgive us, the Spirit in us to assist us in growing into His likeness as we walk with Him each day.

Ya, so I'm looking forward. Sure there were mistakes, and possibly (probably) a few more to come, I know that with God, His plans will never fail and even trials are for His glory.

D.Fa