In a practical sense, you and your husband are a team. Yes, he needs your help around the house, just as you need his. Yes, he needs your help with the kids. And I’m sure there have been plenty of moments when you’ve silently wondered, “What on earth would you do without me?” But, sweet friends, sometimes you may forget that he needs you for a whole lot more than house chores and motherly intuition.
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A few weeks ago, I had a friend ask me: “Why do I always feel so disappointed?”
She was let down. Again.
My heart ached for her in that moment. I have faced many of my own situations like this. Situations in which I have felt anxiety and bitterness rising up in my heart after facing disappointment.
I honestly don’t think I’ve worn overalls since I was about seven years old, but as soon as I saw these, I had to order them! They are so much fun! They’re also a great, casual outfit for a day out with my little guy or for brunch with the girls.
My husband, Jesse, and I recently taught at a beautiful Valentine’s Day event hosted by a local church. As we studied through scripture, talked about our marriage and prayed about what to teach on, we kept going back to two things that felt most important to us and made us a “happy couple”: Foundation and Friendship.
Not only is Nashville an absolute blast to visit, it’s also a city that offers fantastic restaurants on literally every street corner. For a foodie like myself who loves to try new places, I couldn’t wait to go out and eat in Nashville.
A few evenings ago, I sat down with my husband to share with him some emotions and fears that I had been experiencing lately. I expressed to him that I feel like I am failing as a mom. That every day I feel like I’m just not doing enough and perfectionism is robbing me of joy.
This post was written by Destiny Hobbs at www.momentsinthekitchen.com.
