I've been trying to teach myself to become more organized. I am admitedly a messy person. I can be a super neat, perfecctionist when it comes to some things, but I do not operate in that part of my brain at most times. I operate in the more passionate, creative, go at 50 things at one time kinda way. I'm learning that to balance all the things I am and keep myself and my family sane I have GOT to get more organized. Speaking of which - what are we doing these days?? To clarify, since people always ask, here's what Daniel and I are up to:
- Daniel's "day job" is still with Mesa, a home audio company.
- He also works for IWL, a music company where he does music editing, tech, etc. from home. With cutbacks at Mesa he is now being allowed to work from home a couple days a week (yet another obstacle and reason to get organized!)
- He is also now part time staff doing audio for our church, CCC.
- And of course he serves as President, CEO & CFO of the household! :)
- I am still working at the 'Bucks partime - usually 20ish hrs/week. I go in at night when Daniel gets home and we have our passing of the baton (or baby). Ryder has started saying, "Mommy go work coffee?" If you ask him what daddy does he says he, "makes sound."
- I also work from home for IWL doing Admin & Publishing.
- And I have too many hobbies that I don't have time for (ie. sewing, scrapbooks, cooking, blogging party planning...)
- And I am, of course VP, head chef, maid, etc of the house! :)
SO...fast forward to this morning at church during worship.... I feel like God shows me the most things during worship and some weeks I really want to just run off stage in the middle and write things down. This morning we did a new (old!) song. (You can watch & listen to the Hillsong version there if you like.) They have added some new verses to the old Rich Mullins song. It took me back to days of listening to my daddy playing guitar and singing Rich Mullins. But it brought into light the two things that God's been teaching me in the past couple (overwhelming at times) weeks. He's teaching me the process and beauty of taking steps. Little steps each day. With Him & in life. Watching Paisley take her little steps holding on to my hands today just brought it all full circle. Thank you Jesus for holding onto my hands and letting me take my own steps, letting me fall, and picking me back up again and letting me hang on.
From the rising to the setting of the sun
All Your ways are loving and are faithful
Your road is narrow but Your burden light
Because You gladly lean to lead the humble
I shall gladly kneel to leave my pride
Oh God You are my God
And I will ever praise You
Oh God You are my God
And I will ever praise You
I will seek You in the morning
I will learn to walk in Your ways
And step by step You'll lead me
And I will follow You all of my days
3 comments:
I loved reading this post, Beth. Your analogy in baby steps was great and your love of our Savior and your faith in Him shine through so clearly.
OK my favorite line was:
" 'Ryder has started saying, 'Mommy go work coffee?' If you ask him what daddy does he says he, 'makes sound.'" LOVE IT! Glad God is opening your eyese to so many things. I here that happens in greater ways as one becomes a parent!
Love all of it! Phillip and I both laughed about daddy "makes sound." so funny! Soon I will be talking with you about how to organize my life in new ways with Elle! LOL!
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