For
most of us, whether or not we are timely is usually considered a character
trait. You are either punctual, just a bit late, consistently late or
completely off the boards missing events totally. Fact of the matter is,
timeliness is a dying art these days. Etiquette guides will tell you that
arriving late is not only rude, it makes a statement about how you feel about
the importance of an event or the individuals involved. Real life tells us that
no matter how hard we try, sometimes we are late. Have you ever noticed that
when you are late, you feel anxious? For those who are always late, this can
mean just a constant level of tension during transitions.
Proverbs 4:23 Keep thy heart with all diligence; for out of it are the issues of life.
Tuesday, October 23, 2012
Sunday, October 14, 2012
IS MY RELATIONSHIP WORTH FIGHTING FOR ?
I was
talking to a friend the other night about his relationship. Three months
in the relationship and they have passed through the initial Honeymoon Phase.
Honeymoon Phase is the time when everything is perfect and easy and it’s hard
to imagine what mythical troubles could ever possibly emerge over the horizon
to muddy the shiny new relationship.
But, at some point, life with all its messy, complicated, annoying little realities eventually bursts the perfect little bubble and then the real work of building and maintaining a relationship begins. And that’s if you’re lucky.
But, at some point, life with all its messy, complicated, annoying little realities eventually bursts the perfect little bubble and then the real work of building and maintaining a relationship begins. And that’s if you’re lucky.
Thursday, October 4, 2012
YEEES !!!!!!!!!! I STOPPED NAGGING
If the
charge is nagging, I plead guilty and I
admit to being a repeat offender. I'm not the only woman who's guilty of repeating
herself again and again. I've been nagging my husband of nearly four
years from day one. Before we moved in to our home, he had never lived on his
own. I felt it was my duty to school him on household tasks. And when they were
overlooked, the nagging began.
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