Had been quite busy with wife's bros around lately... but luckily work has been kinda slow this week so I have some time to collect my thoughts for the past few days.
It's kinda funny to see a bunch of my older posts talking about how I pissed my wife off... well, I'm sure it's not that funny to the wife! ;) Anyway, even for the past month, the story really hasn't changed much. There were still fights. Well, actually not fights, just mainly wife pissing offs at me! Yeah, there's really not that much for me to fight about when I'm the one screwing up... of course sometimes occasionally I will 'fight back' when I think I'm not wrong, but I have to admit that those are rare occasions. ;) Anyway, wife seems to be pissed of against either me or her little bro..., the two of us is sorta on a rotating schedule to receive the wrath of WTF! ;)
Of course to prove that wife is not just an unreasonable person, the older bro had been able to stay on her good side most of the time! So this proves wife's theory that she just cannot get along with the irresponsible youngest siblings of the family... and interestingly most of her friends and even her students are usually the youngest siblings of the family! Yikes!
So moral of the story? We younger siblings really need to learn to act more justly... and wife also needs to learn how to be merciful with us irresponsible younger siblings... , but most importantly, we all must humbly follow God instead of each of us sticking to our 'old selves'. That's the commitment we all have to make.
Anyway, so I have been trying and demanding myself to change lately. Trying hard to do the things that wife appreciates and minimize the stuffs that she might find annoying! I'm also trying to learn to build new things by completing more sewing or robotics projects... I think I also need to be a better employee at work too!
So may God change me for the better. I will also try hard doing whatever that needs to be done... Hopefully the collaborative effort will show some real results! ;)
(John 1-3, $3.199, 175.4 lbs)
