Chris.

Praying with you.  Sometimes on these kinds of things it can simply be a
difference in interpreting words.  Now, of course, I don't know.  But will
pray with you that things are straightened between the two of you.

Vicki

----- Original Message -----
From: "Chris" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Wednesday, June 16, 2004 1:31 PM
Subject: jumping the gun


> Be praying.  I have a friend who I think has possibly maybe not exactly
> lied, however, fibbed about some things she's told me.  It's nothing
serious
> really of what she said, however, it makes me somewhat hurt if she didn't
> tell me the complete truth right up front as it kind a makes me feel as if
> in this case, she couldn't trust me enough to tell me the truth.  OK, I'll
> not give names.  Basicly, this person told me that they lived in a very
> rural area of the state.  Well, I found out from another friend, that she
> actually lives in a pretty farily decent size city.  I don't know if she
> felt vulnerable and thus didn't tell me the truth or what exactly.  I must
> say I'm not really mad, I'm just thoroughly confused, and possibly even a
> bit hurtingly concerned about this person.  I wish she'd just trusted me
> enough to tell me the truth up front.  She says that she does trust me,
but
> I'm kind a to an extremely small degree beginning to doubt it.  I don't
want
> that temptation of doubt though to overtake me.  I'm sure that she
probably
> had a reason for telling me as she did, as she's not the type for being
> dishonest, even if it meant losing her life.  That's why I find this so
> strange that she's being a bit untruthful.  Honestly? it's almost a bit
> suspicious.
>
> Anyway...  just... well... just be praying, I'll only say that.
>
>
> Chris.