Have you had one of those days were you are angry or frustrated? When the phone keeps ringing every time you sit down to eat? When someone asks you to fix something that they could easy have done themselves without having to complain too?
It has been one of those days. A normal human day. For whatever reason though the "normal" seems to much. And then, when you sit down for a moment to chat with another human being, you realize that they too are experiencing the same, "normal as too much". In the conversation and solidarity with the other, in the relationship of being honest and real, there is grace. Drawing the conversation to a close, both leave to finish their day, but by the grace of God.
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