I have been married for 34 years to the man who captured my heart just out of high school. We homeschooled our children for three decades. I have enjoyed the years I spent with each child, learning along with them. This time was the biggest gift I could give them and myself.
I love the home arts. The best part of my hobbies, cooking, and baking, is that when I’m done, my family gets to enjoy them. We won’t talk about when the recipe was a dud, and someone had to pick up In-n-Out for dinner. I also enjoy sewing, crocheting, and paint-by-number paintings.
My prayer life has been a journey for me. I began writing my prayers down because I wanted to make them more personal. I was working on the delivery of those prayers. My thoughts were, if I’m praying to a personal God, why don’t I talk to him like I talk to everyone else? Little did I know this would change everything for me concerning prayer. These have become my Everyday Conversations with Jesus.
I’m writing this blog to share what I’ve learned about prayer and journaling. I aim to present a model for bringing life’s struggles to God in prayer. It is safe to bring your heart to our loving Creator. Let me show you how, and perhaps you’ll find some answers you’ve been seeking regarding your struggles in life.
Are you tired and feeling unfulfilled as a homemaker? Do you yearn to pursue your dreams and achieve your goals? Look no further than The Career Homemaker.
Learn about the practical aspects of housework, budgets, meal planning, and relationships, and discover the attitudes that can lead to joy and contentment in homemaking. We can find fulfillment in our roles by approaching them with the right mindset.
Each chapter explores a specific part or aspect of the homemaker’s day, using a dish piece (plate, cup, casserole dish, skillet, etc.) as a symbol to relate to the homemaker’s workday.
The Career Homemaker is a source of inspiration and motivation for those seeking to enhance their homemaking skills.
