I remember being a pregnant twenty-two year old. My toddler was running around being busy and cute. I was trying to figure out what I would “do” with my life. Being a mother hardly seemed to me to be the ultimate goal. Society loudly proclaimed that I should really do something with my life.
I hope all of you mothers have a wonderful weekend! This post is very similar to the Valentine’s Day post, with the proper adjustments, so this will be brief: We can’t forget that the way to have a wonderful Mother’s Day is to forget all about ourselves!
At times it’s tempting to wonder if the efforts we make to serve our families are worth the trouble. We might be tired of being relied on for comfort, stability and cheerfulness. Sometimes we want to give up on creating an environment of comfort and peace for our people.
Was there ever a question that has caused more damage? I realize that many of us have difficult circumstances, and that it truly is hard to fulfill some of our responsibilities. We get tired and should take a break so we are refreshed to get back up to care for those God has called us …
The Dutch Rush 