[nabs-l] lions world

[Joshua Lester]

Josh, I'd like to give you some information. They, (Lwsb,) have an
apartment, where a husband and wife can stay together. I knew a couple
that was there. They may let you and your family have that apartment,
if you ask for it. I'll back down, knowing that you're wife is
sighted. I just don't want to be blind, by myself in a town and a
state where I don't know anyone. I don't want to be offensive, and I
appologize if anything I've said against LWSB, has offended you. I
don't want anything to sound too personal, and I don't want to sound
like I'm in attack-mode all the time. I've just experienced too much
there, and every time I hear LWSB, I get the same old feer over and
over again. What scared me the most, was one night next door, I heard
guns going off. I don't remember hearing a policecar anywhere. Little
Rock is the most violent town in Arkansas. It's terrible. Last year,
they had the highest record for murders in Arkansas. All I can say, is
be careful.
Blessings, Joshua

On 2/12/11, Josh Kennedy <jkenn337 at gmail.com> wrote:
> hi brian,
>
> in reply to what would I do if my wife met a sighted person in Reading
> or philadelphia to get her needs met, what would I do? First I would
> forgive her for committing adultry against me. Second I would point out
> to both her and the person she was with that they are committing adultry
> by doing this which is a mortal sin, contrary to the will of God. I
> would next encourage her to get out of that relationship as soon as
> possible. I would forgive her, make up and move on and stay married to
> her. If she would do that to me I would not, I repeat not, divorce her.
> I would recommend marriage counseling, forgive forget stay married and
> move on. Besides all the research shows that divorce is bad for
> children. My priority is to keep my family together. If she makes a
> mistake she makes a mistake. I would dialog with her to find out why she
> did such a thing. Most people would divorce their wives, I would not. I
> don't find cheating on one's spouse to be a sufficient reason for divorce.
>
> Josh
>
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