Forget and Let Go

I have been thinking about the past, and how to move on, a lot recently. (May be summarised as 'not all bad decisions are stupid mistakes. Most were not even bad at the time.')

So this image, by tiny_vice via andrewducker, hit the spot.


And then not an hour later I was reading some Biblical commentary [for a Good Reason: don't ask] and came across this:

In his book The Great Divorce, C.S. Lewis described hell as a place where no one forgets anything, remembering every slight, every cruel exchange of words, every wrong ever done to them, and everybody is utterly unforgiving.

Why, this is hell: but the way out is clearer.

In other news, just had a nice walk in the snow, and saw:
- anef, plus one cat (the other two being in High Dudgeon)
- a lady skiiing down Coleridge Rd
- the very special local illuminations