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Emotional Healing Marriage and Family Spiritual Growth

The Brave and The Pitiful

As you may know I gave birth to my third child a few months ago. (In fact, she’s resting in my arms right now while I attempt to type.) Recently while she was crying, I simply sat on the floor exhausted, overwhelmed and tired. While she screamed I began to daydream about wearing a size six again, eating Louisiana Crunch cake and watching endless football with my feet propped up.

My simple daydreaming led me into a pity party. I felt tired, overweight and un-inspired. I wish I could say I quickly prayed and  felt better.  (Isn’t that how it’s supposed to work?)  I prayed but not until after I had about 20 vanilla wafers and a few cans of soda at 3am.

It was my pity food for my pitiful acting self.

 Pitiful. Pitiful. Pitiful.

As I sat on the couch, I began to laugh when I thought about you: my precious blog readers. What advice would I have given you? Would I tell you to drown your sorrows in 2000 grams of sugar and sob? No. I’d say be encouraged… be bold… fight through it and push!

Push through the emotional highs and lows, even when you’re sleep deprived.

Let’s do it together! The journey continues…

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Emotional Healing Spiritual Growth

Does Being Right Really Matter?

Recently I had a funny conversation with someone about Marketing. I attempted to share my “expertise” on a matter and yet she insisted on her way.
Funny enough, her way had led to a hole over the last few years, but I didn’t bring that up. (Although I wanted to. :))
After I got off the phone, I realized I wasn’t annoyed, upset or even moved by the conversation.
 Why?
Because I’ve changed! GLORY to God. It feels good to say that I know if I had that conversation a year ago, I would’ve been fuming for a few hours about it. Instead, it rolled off my back onto the floor and I didn’t pick it  up.

Growing up feels good. I don’t have to be right about everything… just most things. 🙂

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Spiritual Growth

Gotta stay close… to Him!

I must admit something.

I have to stay close to the Lord in order to function. It may sound silly and even elementary to mature Christians.  But it’s true.  Staying close to God is really life support for me.  Anytime, I don’t have constant, consistent, intense fellowship with the Lord, I lose focus. My prayer everyday is to stay close to God. Enjoy the video and stay close to Him!

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Spiritual Growth Work Place

Stuck?

I love this video! It really ministered to me. It’s all about your perspective. I should probably watch this everyday! J  Enjoy and remember… attitude is everything!