As I approached the top of the hill, school was over and I saw no vehicles there, but slowed anyway. As I came over the hill, I saw flashing red and blue lights behind me. Oh no! Sure enough, the policewoman said I had broken the speed limit. Not happy, I explained I had slowed down, but to no avail. I told her I hadn’t gotten a ticket in all the time I had been in Texas. She wasn’t impressed. I didn’t think it was fair. Finally, she gave me the ticket and as she walked away, said, “It’s just a warning.” Why does submitting to authority automatically cause an adverse reaction? I came up with all kinds of excuses although her radar showed my car had picked up speed and exceeded the speed limit coming down the hill. Shows once again a part of my nature that could use some work.
“It’s Just a Warning.”
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No one likes to be reminded of their errant ways,but thank God he gives us those warnings through the Holy Spirit within us. I love your Briefings! Anne
On Wed, Oct 20, 2021 at 8:30 AM Briefly Speaking wrote:
> Sheila Graham posted: ” As I approached the top of the hill, school was > over and I saw no vehicles there, but slowed anyway. As I came over the > hill, I saw flashing red and blue lights behind me. Oh no! Sure enough, the > policewoman said I had broken the speed limit. Not hap” >
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Whew! So glad it was just a warning. Grace is amazing.
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