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| Why is it so hard to even take a shower with two children? I'm not kidding... I have dreds!
I had mentioned in my book tag that the one book that I wish had been written would explore motherhood from a reformed perspective. I know it sounds drab, but seriously... I'm not sure enough books have been written about motherhood period! I yearn to be a better mother... I yearn to do the best I can to fulfill this role that the Lord as called me to. Does any one have a recommended reads?
Isaac has his 5th cold of the summer. It's driving me batty. He is pretty darn sick - he has been asking to go to bed all morning & has already taken a good long nap. (It's 11:30am!!) He really is downright miserable and I feel SO badly for him.
I love my church. I love the people that I have the opportunity to worship with every Sunday evening. I was struck during the service last night that I look forward to that time of the week more than any other time! | | |
| Nancy, I shamefully didn't read this until just this morning (while in pursuit of that sermon mp3).... I must agree that my most frequent reads consist of the morning paper and Sandra Boyton (as well!), but here goes:
1. One book that changed your life: I have to go with the good ex-CCO staff answer - "Tranforming Vision" by Welsh and Middleton however, Nouwen's "Prodigal Son" comes in a close second.
2. One book that you’ve read more than once: "Jane Eyre" Charlotte Bronte -
3. One book you’d want on a desert island: The Bible
4. One book that made you laugh: "A Walk in the Woods" by Bill Bryson - I was embarrassed by how much I laughed out loud!
5. One book that made you cry: oh, probably some sappy Christian novel - I must confess that yes, I do read them sometimes. Francine Rivers is a good distraction...
6. One book that you wish had been written: something regarding motherhood from a reformed perspective. (I struggle with finding "purposefullness" and "rest" in being a mother often.)
7. One book that you wish had never been written: I think there is a slew of literature that should never have been written - you can usually find them on metal racks on paperback with half-nakedness all over the cover!
8. One book you’re currently reading: "the Case for Kids," Paul Tripp (I am actually watching the video series with Matt - does it count?)
9. One book you’ve been meaning to read: Matt's latest Jack Miller read regarding Evanglism. The name of the book escapes me.
10. Now tag five people: I don't know how to add links http://mmdemontaigne.blogspot.com/, http://aaronreinard.blogspot.com/, Gusmom (http://www.xanga.com/gusmom), oaksusu (http://www.xanga.com/oaksusu), and Jeana (http://www.xanga.com/jeanayah). | | |
| By the WAY -- I still read ya'lls blogs and stuff on XANGA. 'Cause I still love ya'll dearly!
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| Tagged?! I guess I am.... Love you, gusmom.
CK's list of SIMPLE pleasures (in no particular order):
- Theo's good morning smiles.
- My husband's kiss to my forehead.
- A clean house (a rarity these days).
- An hour to myself to do whatever I please.
- New piano music.
- Chicken, french fries and choo choo's... (our weekly tradition of ChicFillet, a lawn chair right beside the tracks watching at least 4 trains pass! Isaac's latest obsession)
- Isaac's obsessions.... he gets so excited about firetrucks and trains!
- Our new church.
- A good book.
- The gospel - simple yet complicated and what a sweet pleasure!
oh, I wonder where Sesame Street falls.....
CK | | |
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