I agree with Equuschick:
But the point is, she has never even considered it as her job to "keep house." She is not a house-keeper. If her only job was to keep the house clean, she could be replaced by a maid who might not even speak her family's language. (But could probably do a better job.)
The older women in Titus were not commanded to teach the younger women how to get stains out of the carpet and the best way to dust wood furniture. The commandment was to teach young women to "love their husbands and keep the home."
My biggest struggles:
Keeping kitchen island clear
Putting away laundry
Computer desk hotspot
Changing pad hotspot
Kitchen floor
Gently directing and teaching the children to do their chores
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Mother Teresa Speaks
The success of love is in the loving
- it is not in the result of loving.
Of course it is natural in love to want the best for the other person,
but whether it turns out that way or not
does not determine the value
of what we have done
1. Don't eat MSG, artificial colors, artificial sweeteners, or petroleum based lard substitutes (BHA, BHT, TBHQ)
2. Avoid products from animals treated with hormones.
3. Avoid products from animals treated with antibiotics. Give preference to food from animals fed a normal diet.
4. Avoid GMO (genetically modified organisms). Corn, soy, and canola are the worst offenders.
5. Eat organic fruits and vegetables.
6. Eat locally and in season.
7. Emphasize probiotics, through cultured dairy and lactofermented vegetables.
Michael Pollan's 7 Food Rules
1.Don't eat anything your great grandmother wouldn't recognize as food.
2.Don’t eat anything with more than five ingredients, or ingredients you can't pronounce.
3. Stay out of the middle of the supermarket; shop on the perimeter of the store.
4. Don't eat anything that won't eventually rot.
5. It is not just what you eat but how you eat. Always leave the table a little hungry.
6. Enjoy meals with the people you love.
7. Don't buy food where you buy your gasoline or in the car.
Partial Mission Statement:
# That we, as physicians, are responsible for the care and well being of both our pregnant woman patient and her unborn child.
# That the unborn child is a human being from the time of fertilization.
# That elective disruption/abortion of human life at any time from fertilization onward constitutes the willful destruction of an innocent human being, and that this procedure will have no place in our practice of the healing arts.
Mama Wants to:
Things to do in 2010
Make NT sauerkraut
Make kimchi
Eat at the legendary Thelma's BBQ
Get the Artisan Bread in 5 minutes a day right
Make a headboard out of a door
Have a real bedroom instead of a black hole of clutter
My Lord, the baby is dead!
Why, my Lord—dare I ask why? It will not hear the whisper of the wind or see the beauty of its parents’ face—it will not see the beauty of Your creation or the flame of a sunrise. Why, my Lord?
“Why, My child—do you ask ‘why’? Well, I will tell you why.
You see, the child lives. Instead of the wind he hears the sound of angels singing before My throne.
Instead of the beauty that passes he sees everlasting Beauty—he sees My face.
He was created and lived a short time so the image of his parents imprinted on his face may stand before Me as their personal intercessor.
He knows secrets of heaven unknown to men on earth. He laughs with a special joy that only the innocent possess.
My ways are not the ways of man. I create for My Kingdom and each creature fills a place in that Kingdom that could not be filled by another.
He was created for My joy and his parents’ merits. He has never seen pain or sin. He has never felt hunger or pain. I breathed a soul into a seed, made it grow and called it forth.”
I am humbled before you, my Lord, for questioning Your wisdom, goodness, and love. I speak as a fool—forgive me. I acknowledge Your sovereign rights over life and death. I thank You for the life that began for so short a time to enjoy so long an Eternity. -- Mother M. Angelica
Faithful Departed
Eternal rest grant unto them O Lord, and may perpetual light shine upon them. May they rest in peace, Amen.
That was beautiful!
Becky | Feb 2, 2010 | Reply