Wow, Brianna, what great lists! I, too, tend to j...

2009-06-18T18:32:37.051-04:00

Wow, Brianna, what great lists! I, too, tend to jump from the gate at full speed and then crash and burn. This time around has been the hardest, hands down, probably for that very reason. Learning to really ask for help, and accept it when offered, is something that the Lord is really teaching me - its body ministry, after all! The wisdom God has given you will definitely bless you as the time comes! (I'm so excited that it is quickly approaching!)

Wow, this reminds me so much of me! LOL It takes m...

2009-06-17T16:10:33.405-04:00

Wow, this reminds me so much of me! LOL It takes me at least 6 months to get fully back into the swing of things after having a baby (well, with 2 or more. The first was my easiest).

But, I, too, remember wanting to get right back to it. I was so tired of not getting as much done as I wanted while pregnant, that once that baby came out, I got back to it as soon as I possibly could. However, with the "baby blues" hitting me hard, I was never satisfied with what I accomplished. I always thought I should've been able to do more.

I just struggle with letting things go...even for a higher purpose. I always have trouble seeing that "higher purpose". If I have another baby, I am going to have to come back here and take your advice!

My husband and I would love more, but we each have our "things" holding us back. :( There is just too much uncertainty in the times we're living in, and I'm really not ready to be pregnant any time soon, lol.

Thanks for sharing!

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Wow, Brianna, what great lists! I, too, tend to j...

Wow, this reminds me so much of me! LOL It takes m...