This will be my second blog hop. I think doing these is so much fun. First, it gives me something to write about if I have no topic for the day and second it introduces me to some wonderful women I would never have had the chance to "meet." I have been encouraged by the writings of others and am so blessed to "meet" women who have such a strong faith.
This post was prompted by The Gypsy Mama.
It’s Friday. If you’ve got five minutes, I’m all ears.Here’s how the game works: you simply stop, drop and write for five minutes flat! Set your words free. Don’t edit them, don’t fret over them, don’t try to make them perfect.
GO:
My answer to this question is much different today, than it was a few months ago. I would have said simple things like "I feel most loved when..."
- my husband rubs me feet
- someone does the dishes, and I don't have to
- I get to have 10 minutes of me time, while my husband gives Maddie a bath
- my husband gives me a hug because he knows I have had a rough day
- a friend calls me on the phone and simply asks how I am doing and means it and will listen.
- my sister tells me how she is dealing with the her grief.
- someone does something in memory of Emily. (I will share later the wonderful things people have done in her memory)
- Maddie climbs on my lap and gives me a hug and kiss without any prompting.
One last thing...I feel loved when you, my readers, take the time to read what I have written and leave a comment letting me know how a post touched you, made you think, or just to say "hey I read your blog today and I am thinking and praying for you."
Now it is your turn...if you dare...
5 comments:
this is so honest. I'm sorry for your loss. Pain and loss always deepen our ideas of love. My prayers are with your family.
I love it when my children spontanously show their love by sweet kisses.
Visiting via 5 Minute Fridays. I am so sorry for your loss, but I appreciate your transparency. I am glad, though, that you have supporters now.
Beautiful and heartwrenching at the same time...thank you for sharing.
Thank you for sharing your heart Rachel. I read your blog every few days, and I think of you even more often..
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