Please forgive me for my last post. I think it all may have been a bit too heavy for xanga life. By forming good friendships through this avenue, there is a fine line between being honest and letting people know where you are and who you are and going too far and puking up a world of emotion and thinking that the general public probably doesn't need or want to know. Either way, my thoughts in the last post were a bit heavy...and most definitely emotionally laden. Given that, most of what I wrote about was just that...thoughts, not facts, not definitives. I have four classes left. I will do them and do them well. I will continue to cherish every moment I have with my boys and thank God for the fact that I can be at home with them to watch every single step they make towards independence. I would not change my life...I am choosing to finish school...and I won't complain incessantly about it, I promise.
I really don't have much to say today. I have been touched by kindness. I have two beautiful children whom I cherish. My husband has a job that provides well and he loves. I have a beautiful home and food to eat whenever I want it. I have freedom and peace. I do not have to live in fear. My family is free of debilitating disease, something for which I thank God every day. Indeed, I am so blessed.
I have one picture from Amy bc I needed it to finish a photobook for my mom. The rest are forthcoming, but I thought I would share this one with you all. Pictures are a glimpse into one's life. Almost like eyes, they are a window to the soul of the family. I love this one. This is me and my boys...my precious gifts that God has chosen to allow my husband and I to unfold into men. This Christmas I am clothed in grace, thanking God for the birth of His Son which has made every aspect of my life worth living...has changed everything...and dictates how I raise my children and live my life. I praise God for Jesus because without Him, life would be so very, very empty. He is not only the reason for the season, as the generic saying goes, but He is truly my reason for living, the foundation upon which every fiber of my life is built.
Have a wonderful Christmas my friends!!! |
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