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Prayers For a Busy Day.

Today, in our home, we have lots that we each need to accomplish. Chores, cleaning, laundry. You name it, it's happening in our home. Sometimes when we have a lot to do, the ugliness comes out in our personalities. Ok, I admit it, MY personality, and then I set the tone for the day. Not only do we have a lot to accomplish, we also have lots of football we want to watch and also church in the evening. So today, my prayer is for busy days, and for our personalities to all mesh and to work towards a common goal. <3 

Thank you Lord for Sundays, a wonderful beautiful opportunity to celebrate you. Thank you for creating little helpers in our children, each of our Littles can be helpers in different ways. I pray that you help our personalities work smoothly together as we have much to accomplish today. I pray that you enable me with words of encouragement for my guys instead of harsh angry words of frustration. I pray we will work well and work for the good of our family and each pitch in, instead of looking out for our own individual needs and wants. I pray that we have an opportunity to play just as hard as we need to
work today. I ask that you watch over a each of us, especially our little ones as we navigate the day. In your name I ask these things.  Amen. 

This is a photo of Phoenix the last time we we're getting things done around the house. I know it's a bit fuzzy, but this moment was too adorable not to capture. He was playing 'armies' and this was his bunker. I'm hoping we get more toys picked up today than we did this day. 


And this is me cleaning out my parents garage. I tend to get a little...ok, a LOT weird. I had found my sister's bridesmaids dress that we had worn in my sister Jenna's wedding, so I thought, sure, why not put this bad boy on and keep cleaning. So, I did. :) 



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