Ghostwriter
We were having a personal family discussion about when it time to roll up the carpets and close the door. People have been in and out to wish my brother the best on his surgery. It’s like people are crawling out of the wood work. He could probably use some rest. I could probably use less stress.
I understand they want to wish him well and I understand his need to sleep and get rest.
He finally got the sign from the business door and moved it to the front door.
I am certain that people will simply knock and walk in as usual.
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Do you ever turn guest away?
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Yes
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No
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There are often times when you want the world to go away and just hide away from everyone at those moments guests are most unwelcome.
I understand they want to wish him well. Put a card in the mail!
I’m mindful of people who are having medical procedures, so there are times when well-wishers must be turned away. For us, it would depend on who was wanting to visit. What I mean is that our pastor or family would be allowed in, even late. Then again, the pastor and family are well aware that a person needs rest and would probably visit early and not late.
The people visiting him or us answering the door?
Both, especially if he needs his rest.
Sometimes we do what we have to do. Walking away is a good option, in my opinion.