Cat,

Thank you so much for this much needed reminder!

Love ya,

Jenn

What a beautiful, beautiful entry.   It really ministered to my heart this morning.  Thank you. 

xxxooo  With love,  ~Amelia

Hi Mrs. Catherine!

Thank you so much for the sweet comment and the links for background pics and colors!  It will really come in handy! I've already been looking around on the sites!

I really enjoyed reading this post, (even though I'm not yet a mother) but plan to be a homemaker one day!  But many of them can be applied to unmarried ladies as well!

Thanks for sharing!

~Michelle

Are not those Amish beatitudes  wonderful , Catherine ?  You are blessed Catherine . I would have wanted to know them earlier . Too late for me for some of them .

I read your previous post and left a comment .

You know at this moment Janine and I are very busy ( move of his father ' s house yesterday ) and other worries .

At each day , its task .
You came today on my site some minutes befor I post . But as always my post is not as much  reflected as the yours . They are light !

Love
Michel

Greetings of peace in Jesus' name to you this morning Mrs. Catherine,

I just had to take a moment to tell you how VERY much I appreciate the lovely classical selection you have playing in the background of your blog! I have wanted for so long to get more familiar with classical music and find a way to play pieces I like for my family, especially my children during the day. But time being so limited...Your blog is a one stop solution! The pieces are justy beautiful!

Thank you so much,

Lori Ann in L.A. 

Thank you Catherine for your kind comment .about my " paintings " that remain the modest work of a youngster . I posted them because I felt to meet myself through a  lifetime in spite of the change in our civilization and society .
 But I liked your friendly comment

Love
Michel 

Amen! I am going to print this if I can? and make it all pretty and stuff (sound like my daughter) and put it in a frame and frame it!  Thank You Cat!

God Bless You and Your Family

Cat, I just want to tell you that I appreciate all of your sweet and uplifting posts, they really make me smile inside and out! 

I can't wait until I reach a point in my life where I can really express my deepest feelings and thoughts without worrying about what others may think.  I admire that about you! and the funny thing is.... People have those same feelings and thoughts but are afraid to say them, so it helps to have someone like you!

God Bless You and Your Family & xoxo to you too :)

Ella May Miller was a Mennonite lady who had a short daily radio program for homemakers years and years ago.  I haven't heard of it lately, so I'm sure it is long gone.  The message is still a good reminder for us today.