I feel like I have many relationships, so I have chosen the most important ones in my life!
First and foremost would be my relationship with Jesus Christ. I am a Christian, and I believe that God sent His son, Jesus to die for my sins (and everyone else's) so we may have eternal life. This relationship is most important to me because He is always with me. He gives me strength, peace, encouragement and guidance. I can always count on Him to be there for me. He loves me unconditionally!
My husband, Dwight is my solid rock. We will be married 3 years in September and we have known each other for 6 years. I never thought of re-marriage until he asked me. He is a God fearing man of integrity who tries hard to always get it right. He is a balance of logic for my emotions, loyal and dedicated, and I love him dearly. He has embraced me and my life and accepts all of it. He showed me that unequivocally when he partnered with me in caring of my 88 year old mother for 2 years before she entered a nursing facility.
My sons are my joy! My oldest, Michael, 33 has a family of his own, but still never hangs up the phone or leaves a room without saying, "I love you Mom."
My youngest, Jacob is 26 and getting ready to deploy on May 15th~to someplace "classified" for at least 9 months~ He is an EOD tech (Explosive Ordinance Demolition). So, right now, and for the immediate future, my positive thoughts, energies and prayers will be with him. Before he left, I bought him a children's book, "My Love Will Always Find You..." by Nancy Tillman to take with him.
And of course, there is my relationship with all my children at work over the years. There would be just too many pictures! I have been a preschool teacher for 32 years now and I have loved and cared for each one of the children entrusted into my care to the best of my abilities. They are too numerous to mention, and while I have given them all that I could, they gave me an awesome amount of love right back and taught me patience and persistence pays off!
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Thank you for sharing. I too am a Christian, a wife, and a mother. I cherish all of these relationships and it sounds like you do as well. I look forward to learning more about you through our Blog assignments.
ReplyDeleteHi Deb!! I LOVE that you started with your relationship with Jesus!! I did the same thing and feel like it is THE most important one in my life! Without Him we would have and be nothing!!
ReplyDeleteLove it! Take care :)
Cortnee :)
Cortnee, You are a girl after my own heart!!
DeleteThank you for sharing such intimate details of your life with us! I am so glad we are in another class together to support each other. I look forward to more blogs and discussions to come!
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