Husband and Wife Apology Letters

I loved it.  At least they apologized to each other.  My husband picks fights all the time and never ever apologizes for anything.  According to him he is never wrong.

My marriage is on the verge of divorce.  My husband doesn't appreciate me for anything and I knock myself out for him just because that is the way I was brought up.

I am confused by the number of commenters here who can't seem to understand this is a joke. It's not a real life event but rather a joke someone put together and spread around.  Strange that there is such a lack of humor among some of these posters. It is funny as all get out and I doubt if it were a true life event that it would be very funny at all. Sit back and enjoy a good joke why don't ya.

Looks like an old truck....

Amen, Ruth!  I believe Mr. Daly's whole point was to make us laugh and lighten up a bit!  God's people should be full of joy!

I cannot believe I just wasted my time reading all the comments.  Many responding the comment about it being different seasons.Only Elaine mentioned that it was a joke.  Has any one of you thought that someone might have taken 2 different pictures (from anywhere, such as net or news) that are totally unrelated to each other, and added a FUNNY story to it???

Florida :-)

Very funny, but with an underlying edge.  All in all, a very good example of deeds vs. words. I enjoyed all the posts analyzing the photos--proof that our actions are often more revealing than what we say.

I noticed from the pictures that while he attempted to hang the Christmas lights it looks to me that it was a half attempt since the lights are in a mess and not neatly strung out. I think that both of them acted childish because my take on the letters was neither one of them were sorry and really meant it because if they did he would have taken the time to hang them right and she would have not driven his truck in the pool. I hope real people don't act like this!

On a slightly different note: while the overall exchange is funny and I'm sure genuine. Her comment...... "I don't often get an apology from you", seems uncessary. Why point out a negative when he reached out. Just sayin....

Wow! Are you observant to detail! Are you in law enforcement?

This is great!!! Thanks for sharing!

II submit:

His apology that included the non-vengeful act of hanging the lights was the real apology.  That humor is seen in her 'washed your truck' apology shows a tainted sense of Christ's love in the response.

I have learned, thru much effort, to just accept the current relationship barrier with the guidence of 1 Corth. 12,  Realizing I was contributing to both the right or wrong in most situations I now am the peace maker, I quickly shut-up, I do the better action, I let it be in His hands, then, we  move on in the relationship.

Try it- it might take some effort at first.  Also - it is part of OBEDIENCE to God's Word.

Very funny! Did you notice the first photo was taken in the winter and the second one in the summer? Still, it's a good story. Blessings.

Heather - how can you tell whether there's snow on the roof, or not, since you can't see the roof, only the gutter?

Probably California, no icicles off the roof either, if you notice.

This couple must live on the West Coast or in the Southwest. Mild winters are the rule, not the exception.

Out here in sunny California, (some parts, anyway) those pictures would be very relatable and also totally believable. So, there's your answer for the seasons... : )

Kim, you saw what I saw...the trees give it away.  The top photo with snow and no leaves do not go along with the second photo even though the evergreens are in the bottom you can tell they are in different areas. 

She'll probably write another apology letter after she gets the bill to crane the truck out of the pool. I'd like to watch that trick.

All,I think Amma has a point, there seems to be snow on the bushes next to the house...

Great fun for the morning here on Guam! Like Florida and other coastal places, we too can have a filled pool and Christmas, but sadly, no snow.

Old e-mail, still funny.

ha ha! Thanks for the reminder and the light hearted message! It is funny how often we put off apologies until there are bigger issues going on!

Thanks for the smile!  I shared the link on my Facebook page, and forwarded the e-mail to my husband who doesn't have a Facebook page!

That is very funny!!!! I would love to have Christmas lights hung like that!!!!