You might disagree, but I invite you to know the best part of this story: restoration.
But he also thought that they might have figured him wrong: "I invite you to look at what I said as opposed to what has been unfortunately misrepresented in some quarters, by my friends in the fourth estate".
For example, when I go hiking with my son, I might invite him to be the "leader". He gets to decide what path we'll take, and I'll follow him; he decides when we take our breaks, where we stop for lunch.
When school began my classmates would court me, hoping I might invite them for a weekend, and I would make a game of pitting them against one another.
There have been times that I have invited people on a very last-minute basis, after a conversation in the course of which I might ask what they are doing for Thanksgiving and if they say they have no special plans I might invite them on the spot.
If Romney continues this line of logic, I might invite him to guest write my column one week.
I might invite a few of [the protesters] into the dressing room and see that in there it doesn't affect us at all".
I might invite him over to the Oval Office, ask him for his GPA, find out what his intentions are in terms of career.
I might invite over another stand-in, Jennifer Anne Moses and her memoir Bagels and Grits, which is all about rediscovering her Judaism in her mid-forties (and working in an AIDS shelter saturated with believers in Jesus).
I'm told that I might be invited to new places, that I might have to figure out how to write while I travel.
After another rejection, I figured I might as will invite multiple people to Netflix and chill at my place and give it a funny cover photo and catchy title, "The 1st Annual Netflix and Chill Festival".
