Nancy DeMoss WolgemuthHostOne of the places kindness is most neglected is in the four walls of our own homes or with the people who know us the best.
Why is it that the ones we're supposed to love the most are the ones we tend to take for granted? And why is it that so often in our homes, we're more kind to strangers and to guests than we are to those we live with?
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One of the places kindness is most neglected is in the four walls of our own homes or with the people who know us the best.
Why is it that the ones we're supposed to love the most are the ones we tend to take for granted? And why is it that so often in our homes, we're more kind to strangers and to guests than we are to those we live with?
No problem.
See you later, sweetie.
Bye.
Oh, all right.
Who made this mess?
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