A Year in the Life
Wow... it's been an entire year of blogging.
I never thought I would stick with something this long. It's in my nature to quit, to give up, usually before beginning, but almost always before it's finished.
I had set a goal for myself that I would write frequently for an entire year, to help me collect my own thoughts, share the feelings and struggles that I go through as a mom and a wife, and just as a person. Also just to practice accomplishing goals.
I hope that throughout this year I have shared something that has struck a personal chord with someone reading it. I hope that I haven't come off as overly confident in my mothering, or overly insecure in my mothering. I hope I have shared honestly and genuinely without sounding as if I am preaching, but also not being fearful to be true to myself and to my faith. I try not to be overly embarrassed of my struggles, or prideful of the accomplishments.
God has shown me a lot of weaknesses in my life this year, He's worked a lot out in me, and He still has a long way to go. I'm not sure that I'll continue on with the blog, or if the blog will become a preschool, educational tool instead. I've considered a lot, but for now, I can say this: I am so grateful that I had a venue to share a little bit of myself with others. It provided me with a connection to the outside world, when I was frequently "stuck" at home!
An entire year! I've done it :-)
I never thought I would stick with something this long. It's in my nature to quit, to give up, usually before beginning, but almost always before it's finished.
I had set a goal for myself that I would write frequently for an entire year, to help me collect my own thoughts, share the feelings and struggles that I go through as a mom and a wife, and just as a person. Also just to practice accomplishing goals.
I hope that throughout this year I have shared something that has struck a personal chord with someone reading it. I hope that I haven't come off as overly confident in my mothering, or overly insecure in my mothering. I hope I have shared honestly and genuinely without sounding as if I am preaching, but also not being fearful to be true to myself and to my faith. I try not to be overly embarrassed of my struggles, or prideful of the accomplishments.
God has shown me a lot of weaknesses in my life this year, He's worked a lot out in me, and He still has a long way to go. I'm not sure that I'll continue on with the blog, or if the blog will become a preschool, educational tool instead. I've considered a lot, but for now, I can say this: I am so grateful that I had a venue to share a little bit of myself with others. It provided me with a connection to the outside world, when I was frequently "stuck" at home!
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