:mdrmdr: :mdrmdr: I was wondering when you would notice that Mrs. Kolleen! :mdrmdr: :mdrmdr: In other words, Dan, … will chivalry be dead? B-) Hmmm … Will gals have to open the door for the fellas? :scratch: Have to pick up and haul heavy things like wood for the fire places or bbq cookouts on the beach? :scratch: If a fella asks a gal to go on a hike or a picnic and she accidentally trips and falls over a rock or wooden branch shouldn’t she still expect the fella on the hike trail to help her up? :scratch: or if coming upon a raging river and no way across but to be carried … since its the fellas fault for asking her on that picnic in the first place so shouldn’t he be the one to carry her across to the other side so she remains dry? :scratch: How about when sky diving and the wind directs the parachute to get hooked on tree branches … does the gal just continue to hang there or will a fella be a knight in shinning armor and climb the tree and be her hero? :scratch: And if she climbed up Arthur’s M&M peanut trees and a tree limb cracks and she starts to fall … wouldn’t she expect the fella watching below to quickly stand underneath and brace her fall? :scratch: Based on these instances and many more … ya … I believe in continuing the gender bias and stereotyping in the Kingdom … B-) Okay, getting back to the original topic, I agree that it is in humility that we grow the most. My two favorite characteristics about Jesus is His tremendous kindness and His amazing humility. Nothing touches my heart more deeply than these two attributes. We should want nothing more in our earthly walk that to be conformed more and more into His likeness. It depends on the guy. He may be more inclined to catch the branch loaded with M&M's that you were stealing. :mdrmdr:
