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From Mrs. Dunwoody




.......she taught that women were not just doing chores, they were creating--creating a home, a place of security, warmth, contenement, and affection.  A place where even the everyday things in our lives were held sacred and should therefore be cared for and treated in a special and orderly way.  "Imagine if you lost every single one of your possessions for a month.  why, even a drinnking glass would be meaningful to you at such a point!  consider how appreciative and happy you would be if everything was then returned to you, just as it had been.  Give it some thought," she wrote.




It should be a relief to come home at the end of the day, close the door behind you, and find things as they should be (and always have been).


Proverbs 31:10  Who can find a virtuous woman? for her price is far above rubies.

Comments

Chas said…
Love,love,love
Grammie Kim said…
ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh! .....home.....
Sharon said…
I LOVE this! Thanks for posting it!

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