Then he asks the same question of me, "How about you, what are your plans?" I like to think I am doing service too but Precious Husband doesn't have to ask where. He knows I will be happily at home.
Often he asks if I don't get tired of the same old jobs everyday. I really don't because they represent my love and service to my family. I like what Anne Orlund has to say about what may appear as the mundane here in this quote:
"In all the little daily patterns of the home -- the laundry going into the same hamper, the sweaters going into the same drawer, the hair getting washed and the shoes polished on Saturday nights -- God is at work. He delights to glorify Himself in the commonplace . . . He made our little chores channels of His grace." -- Anne Ortlund
She watches over the affairs of her household and
does not eat the bread of idleness.
does not eat the bread of idleness.
Proverbs 31:27
Follow this link for some great encouragement along this same line
http://www.incourage.me/2010/01/setting-the-stage.html
1 comment:
Oh, Melanie! Bless your very precious heart!!! I am new to blogland and I feel so honored to have you visit. Thank you for your kind words.
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