Bread with Honey: The Newness of Spring

Friday, April 8, 2011

The Newness of Spring

Fresh fruit. Doors thrown open. Endless warmth. I feel spring on my skin and in my soul.

Today I recommit to being the mother I want to be. No excuses and no regrets. My children are an inspiration to me. I need to be an inspiration to them! My husband gives without measure. I pray to open my heart and increase my generosity.

We learn here. We live here. We pray here. We are here.

1 comment:

M.O.M.May 5, 2011 at 1:52 AM
Congrats on the blog-- look forward to growth.
~jch
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