I told someone about this and he joked that it's like speaking Voldemort's name aloud in Harry Potter.
Wednesday, May 19, 2010
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- Mrs. Pastor
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- I wrote this blog a few years ago. I no longer write here, but I leave it up because every once in a while someone comes upon it and seems encouraged. God bless you.
I always have trouble speaking or for that matter writing about the devil because I wonder does it get his attention and will he start messing with me. As if my not speaking his name controls anything he does! At least I have no problem asking for Christ's protection.
ReplyDeleteMaybe sr. pastor represents a little of the devil to you.
Jerri
Isn't it interesting the power that a name can have? I think everyone has had a "you-know-who" sometime in their life.
ReplyDeleteMaybe everyone does. I am not patient about this situation.
ReplyDeleteI had a "sr. pastor" in my life. I didn't have much patience either but could only call the symptoms I exhibited at the thought of him as "terets" I could string quite a few foul words together. Calling it terets made my wife and I laugh even though it wasn't a laughing matter.
ReplyDeleteMy first reaction to the Voldemort comment made me laugh out loud. I thought it funny even though its not a laughing matter.
I gave a lot of power to my "sr. pastor" that he didn't even know he had over me. And I became irrational. Actually, for awhile, suicidal.
I still don't understand what happened but it was more my problem than his. I am not defending my "sr. pastor" but only in hindsight can I somewhat see that he had a lot of problems.
My second reaction to the Voldemort comment is still...kinda funny. One word can summarize so much.