You can feel lonely even though you are not alone. My 3 year old daughter is great company, it's just that on Monday it's just her and I normally during the day. During the week, my greatest responsibility lies; Educating my daughter, teaching her about God, and making sure she is getting what she needs nutrition wise. I am the one solely in charge of her learning, recreation, social, and resting time. I think the reason it feels so lonely, is because Monday faces me like a mountain that I don't know if I can climb. By the grace of God I climb it every week but it's too great a task for me, I need God. My daughter goes to school 2 full days a week now. She is only 3 years old, but I'm really hoping and praying I can homeschool her. I believe it is the best choice, I just don't know if I can handle it. My husband and I are praying about it. I believe the way our culture is today. You have to go out of our way as parents to be the main influence in our childrens' lives before they become adults. I know it would take for God to use my husband to confirm homeschool is what He wants for our family, for me to be convince that I'm capable of it.
When I begin my day with a fast pace and a mind to "get things done" it really never ends well. I burn out pretty fast. When I take a "rest stop" at the very beginning of my day with God and linger a little, the day always goes better. Micah 7:7 says: Therefore I will look to the LORD; I will wait for the God of my salvation; My God will hear me. It seems as if when I don't start my day with God a cycle of self-dependence starts and it never ends well. When I start my day with God, dependence on Him starts my day and He reminds me during morning devotional time to lean on Him to get through the day. It helps me to not get "caught up" I pray that for today, that I don't get caught up. Noah is home from school, not feeling very well. I just want to lean on God and trust Him to bring her comfort and help her to heal today. I'm praying that I to would...
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