Thursday, May 8, 2008

The Day After....

Thank you to all who left sweet comments and wishes on my Anniversary post! I am still trying to face that part of my life without feeling the shame that I have carried for years. Your love and acceptance means so very much to me!

Now I am sure you would like to hear all about the romantic way I spent my anniversary. Careful, because this may fill you with envy! LOL!

I spent the morning with a group of crazy ladies preparing children's craft projects for next year's CBS (Community Bible Study) class. As of right now we have over 90 children enrolled and more on the wait list, so that is a LOT of crafts!












Over lunch at Chik-fil-A I had a meeting with some lovely ladies to discuss our CBS annual evaluation.


All of this Bible Study business (and food) left me exhausted so I enjoyed a Winnie the Pooh classic and a nap with my favorite Jedi..........




Then it was off to the elementary school Science Fair where I took in a lot of helpful information: Which plastic bag is the strongest (Good Value), what color is most effective on short-term memory (orange), which kind of bread molds the quickest (raisin), what kind of light is best for houseplants (indirect)......
Finally, I suffered through enjoyed watching my 8 yr. old play softball. I don't know what it is about her games that brings on cold weather but last night was FREEZING and wet! I would have taken a picture but I was shivering so hard I'm sure it would have been blurry.

By the time I got home all I could do was fall into bed. It was a YOYO (your on your own) dinner night and I was asleep before 10. However my husband and children brought me breakfast in bed this morning (coffee & an omelet). They figured I was hungry after missing dinner last night.

I guess it just goes to show that love is not about dates or schedules, it is the moment by moment living where we build love and relationships. The anniversary itself may not have been "dreamy" but our life together as a whole is what counts!

6 comments:

Susan said...

Ahhh, sounds like you were being your usual self, A GREAT MOM and WIFE!

Hey, I like that "YOYO" for dinner, I think I will use this one soon!!

I think you are the greatest, nothing would make me feel any different about you♥

Paula V said...

Whew...I'm tired just reading your post! There's nothing better than a good deep sleep after an exhausting day.

Romance and the frilly things only go so far but true love and deep family bonds last a life time.
Blessings,
Paula

Amy said...

Amen!:)

Anywhere that Shannon and I go together alone (ex.: grocery store, doctor's office, dentist office, the bank)is considered a date. And if we get a Starbucks while doing any of the afore mentioned activities, it is considered full- blown romance.:)

A lifetime of loving each other means more than one night (a year) of dinner and roses.:)
Amen?!

God Bless,
Amy:)

Unknown said...

You are a child of God. There is no shame in the past, you are His child. You are redeemed by His blood. You are a princess...a child of the King! Shout it from the rooftops and tell the devil to get to steppin' because you are not gonna listen to his lies! Amen, Hallelujah!

And I agree with you...it's not just the day, but the collection of days in a marriage that matter. That was my favorite part of your post. :)

Prayers and Blessings, Mrs. Aroma of Joy! :)

Rebecca

Anonymous said...

I love the name of your blog. that is such an amazing image. and you have nothing to be ashamed of.
Christ's blood covers all of us and makes us all perfect to our Father God.
hugs, blessings and prayers
Deirdre
p.s. I found you from Missy's blog

Lelia Chealey said...

Love that last sentence. Enjoyed our over an hour talk last night! :)
Have a great weekend.
Love ya,
Lelia
Tell your kids I've crossed the line of internet stalker to real life friend! lol...:)