It doesn't have to be bathroom towels. I bet it isn't for most of us. However, in the opening chapter of Unglued it is bathroom towels. That leave Lysa Unglued and in need of "deal(ing) with what comes out of my mouth." The process for dealing with what comes out is imperfect progress.
Lysa defines imperfect progress as, "Imperfect changes are slow steps of progress wrapped in grace."
Questions for thought, not necessarily discussion:
"What is my problem? Why can't I seem to control my reactions?"
"Do I want my headstone to read, 'Well, on the days she was nice she was really nice. But on the days she wasn't, rest assured, hell hath no fury like the woman who lies beneath the ground right here'?"
Questions for discussion:
Are you a stuffer or an exploder?
How does the unglued behavior of others effect you?
What defeating thoughts do you have that hinder you making changes?
Final thought:
"...God gave me emotions so I could experience life, not destroy it. There is a gentle discipline to it all. One I'm learning."
