I had this problem yesterday. My daughter’s birthday was
that evening, with all the grandparents coming over. I was busy in town until
after noon and had a lot of cleaning and prep to take care of in just a few
hours. Knowing this, I had asked my husband the day before if he would help me
since he wasn’t working. When I arrived at the babysitters to pick the kids up,
he was there but obviously had no intention of coming home with me thinking
that sweeping that morning was enough. I wish I could say that I calmly asked
him to help me with other chores, or just went home without getting upset…but I
didn’t.
Showing posts with label perspective. Show all posts
Showing posts with label perspective. Show all posts
Monday, February 6, 2017
A Bad Attitude Will Make A Bad Situation Worse
Labels:
attitude,
influence,
perspective
I am passionate about learning and my faith, so I combine the two. My greatest goal is to daily grow to be more like Christ, and to help others do the same.
Monday, September 12, 2016
Look For the Rainbow
What I've Learned in Marriage-15 It is often said to look for the silver lining after the
storm, meaning look for the good side of the situation. That outlook can change
your life because if you focus on finding the positive in life and remaining
hopeful even in the worst times you will gain victory. I started keeping a journal
with all of my “trials” in one column and the “silver lining” in the other.
Determining to learn what you can from every situation will cause you to grow
in maturity and wisdom greater and faster than any other way and will keep you
from despairing in life. But I’ve discovered that there is more to look for
than the silver lining or even the lesson to be learned. There is also the
promise.
Labels:
marriage,
perspective,
promise,
rainbow
I am passionate about learning and my faith, so I combine the two. My greatest goal is to daily grow to be more like Christ, and to help others do the same.
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