Everybody had said, “It will never
work, they are too different, divorced in a month.” But Fred and
June had been together for fifteen glorious years. Sure it hadn't
been easy with the differences and all but they made it work.
Compromise was the key.
Now even with all the years behind them
the naysayers chorus was once again in full swing, “How will they
raise the child? Who gets to decide? It will never work.”
Yes, they were still different, they
were still each individuals yet they were also a couple. A happy
couple who had a challenge before them but not one that their love
couldn't overcome.
The decision would be left to God and a
coin toss, heads and little Patrick O’Brien would be raised
Catholic and tails Protestant.
1 comment:
Yes. Difference can make or break. I think a toss of a coin is just as valid a way of deciding than any other!
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