Unexpected Situation

You know when your day is sailing along, it's pretty outside, you enjoy time with your friend over lunch, you pick up groceries, you arrive home and discover someone has accidentally locked you out of your house and left town for the weekend. For a few seconds I wanted to yell, after all I'm wearing nice clothes, it's hot, and my groceries are thawing rapidly. I called him, no answer, he was mowing grass and his phone was in his truck. I then left the following message: you locked the bottom lock. The lock that can't be opened with a key from the outside because the lock is broken. Then the words from Ephesians 4:26 entered my mind: Be angry and do not sin: do not let the sun go down on your wrath. I had a choice to make. Why become angry? Why have a fit? I'm still outside, I'm still hot, and we won't discuss the state of my groceries. After all, I make mistakes, I am not perfect. Anger would not change my situation. I broke a window pane, unlocked the ...