Heavenletters

Beloved Jochen, there is always the other hand, isn't there?

If somehow else had written about this big one, as you did, how would you answer them?

Magnificently, I know.

All the comments here give us another facet of a diamond.

Right now my daughter is going through a serious difficulty at work.

We all like to think that everything can be worked out. And how do we know what is the best course to take? To see it through? To quit? We can stay in a situation too long or not long enough. And what might be right for one may not be for the other, or right for us this time but not another.

We do the best we can.

I am not so good at compromising. I have quit jobs and been sorry. I have quit jobs and been glad. Once I gave my notice, and then I didn't want to leave, and they didn't want me to either. And then it became wonderful! (This was a teaching job, and I really came to love the principal who previously hadn't valued what I was doing and then did!.)

Jochen, does God mean to put the whole burden on you? You're a heck of a nice guy, Jochen. In any situation, I would bet my money on you.

I would indeed love to read your answer to your own human question.