There are three widows in my church that are very near and dear to my heart. Every Sunday or Wednesday when I am at church and see them I have to go to them and hug their neck and talk to them. One of them always gets on to me for never having my sweater. I learn and glean much from these ladies, while at the same time I receive a blessing from them. Right before my Christmas break I was able to go visit two of them. One was more with a group to go caroling, the other I planned to be at her house for 30 minutes tops--since I had to do laundry, pack, straighten up a few things at the house I was house-sitting at, and go home to make my bed and get some sleep. I was at her house for almost two hours just chatting, and what a blessing I received sitting in her living room. My goal for the new year, at least once a month is to visit one if not all these ladies in their home. I can't image how lonely they get since they no longer have a husband. I am 30 years old and live by myself, and I get lonely...I can't imagine how it is for a 60+ year old.
On the other hand, I love when people come over to my house. I enjoy opening my home up to others and cooking them a yummy meal, play games, or even watch a movie. It not only motivates me to really clean my house, but to also be a blessing to others. My other goal for the year is to have people over more, and different people rather than the same people all the time. So enjoy a few pics of a glimpse into my living room (its really the only part of the house that is presentable at the moment). ;) I also couldn't resist sharing a pic of my fish Gershwin! =)
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I love how this pic came out! It is one fish--but the reflection of Gershwin . He is almost a year old! |
I love your goal of visiting more. I need to adapt that too!
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Lovely pictures - and I am sure you are a blessing to those widows, just as they are to you! Such a good goal! AND, I have enjoyed my visit on your blog! Come to mine for a visit too! :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a blessing you are to those widows and so obedient to to the Word. Great post!
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