In every happy couple, there is one morning person and one night person. In my marriage, I am the morning person. The cost of being the morning person is lack of sleep because no matter how late I stay up working/talking/gaming with my husband, I still wake up early the next morning.
The reward of being the morning person is silence. Peace. Solitude. A quiet house with no one demanding anything of you such as breakfast, candy, help tying a shoe or attention. Freedom. Quiet time with God.
Accountant by day. Mother by night... and day. Over-scheduled and over-committed. But, oh, so blessed.
Karya
I'm head cook, cab driver, dog walker, bookkeeper, maid, and ... well, mom! My life is kept full by my 3 beautiful daughters, May, Ruth & Rose, and my husband, Spitz. Thankfully, I have Jesus as my Savior to lean upon for strength and patience!
A normal week is full of homework, gymnastics, ballet, laundry, church, drama, accounting and prayer. Oh, and just for giggles I work in my husband's medical practice and at my daughters' school office. In the midst, I strive to find moments to archive our life.
A normal week is full of homework, gymnastics, ballet, laundry, church, drama, accounting and prayer. Oh, and just for giggles I work in my husband's medical practice and at my daughters' school office. In the midst, I strive to find moments to archive our life.
Our family in Edinburgh Castle in Edinburgh, Scotland
Recent Reads!
The Key to Rondo by Emily Rodda
Echoes In the Dark by Robin D. Owens (finishes off the Summoning series)
The Crimson Petal and the White by Michel Faber
Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte
Echoes In the Dark by Robin D. Owens (finishes off the Summoning series)
The Crimson Petal and the White by Michel Faber
Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte
1 comment:
I think you're reading my diary! ;) Same here. No matter how early or late I go to bed, I'm up before the sun. It's tiring but nice to have the solitude.
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