Remember when we were little and we would "accidentally" bit a kid on the playground? Our teacher would tell us to "say you're sorry". And we would say it but we wouldn't mean it, because the stupid kid we bit totally deserved it! But as we get older, making a mends isn't so simple. After the playground days are over, you can't just say it. You have to mean it.I'm sorry doesn't always cut it, maybe because we use always use it in so many different ways, as a weapon, as an excuse. But when we're really sorry, when we use it right....when we mean it or where actions say what words can't., when we get it right, "I'm sorry" works perfect. When we get it right 'I'm sorry' is redemption.
