“Comparison is the thief of joy.” ~Theodore Roosevelt In our kitchen cupboards, we have a stack (two stacks, actually) of brightly patterned children’s cups. They are splashed with superheroes, Veggie Tales characters and images from the new Lego movie – plenty of choices. And yet, at each mealtime, almost without fail, a crisis ensues. It doesn't matter that they chose a certain cup, once they see Star Wars in the hands of their brother….they MUST have it. They simply cannot be happy with Snoopy anymore! How like us they are. Oh sure, we've been groomed to not throw a fit when things don’t go our way. Our hearts; however, are another story. Whether it has to do with possessions, friendships, jobs, body types, spouses, other people’s kids or even personality types , the grass always seems to be a little bit (or a lot) greener in someone else’s yard. Just like the kids happily holding that Snoopy cup in their hands, I have been blessed with a beautiful home that ...