I love being productive. As a full-time ministry assistant, work-from-home ministry assistant, board member, worship leader and Sunday School teacher, blogger and aspiring writer, my plate can be full but it is such a rewarding and fulfilling life. I love it.
However, the best part of my day is when I pull into the carport and think, "Thank God, I'm home."
Home is the best place to be, and I'm so thankful to have one. I'm so thankful to have a husband waiting there for me. (He's the best!)
My home is humble, but it is ours (and we own it debt-free!). It holds things that are meaningful to me: furnishings and art personally picked by me, books and pictures - lots of them.
And on the days my adult kids and my grandbabies come to visit, my cup of blessings overflows!
Home is where you can be you. They love you just the way you are - even on days you don't put on makeup. You can hang out in your comfy clothes and relax. You can snuggle up on your couch drinking hot chocolate and watching Fixer Upper and binge watch Netflix.
Yes, the best part of my day is coming home!
This post was written in response to Writer's Workshop prompt #2. The best part of my day is…
What is the best part of YOUR day? Leave a comment and share, or link your own post up at Kat Bouska's blog, "Mama's Losin' It."
Yes and amen! I love coming home, too!
ReplyDeleteAw. No place like home.
ReplyDeleteThank you sweetie, I look forward to you coming home each day, you light up my life
ReplyDeleteSo cool that the house is paid off :) That is a blessing in itself! There truly is no place like home; I look forward to our eternal home too :)
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Hi Jerralea! There's no place like home! (And looks like your husband agrees. What a sweet comment!)
ReplyDeleteYou are a busy lady! No wonder your house is a refuge for you, a place of rest and refreshment...just as it should be. My house isn't all that special to anyone else, but it is to me! It's a place of great comfort. I love to sit in the evening and listen to music while I read or try to write. (Accent on the 'try'!)
Have a wonderful weekend, enjoying a little Netflix binge!
Blessings,
Ceil
Me, too. The older I grow the more I love home!!
ReplyDeleteLove your post. I can relate to loving having the kids and grandkids stopping in. Home is family. Stopping by from mamakatslosinit
ReplyDeleteI work from home, so I spend most of my days here. My kids are almost grown, and I'm looking to the time when they bring the grandkids here!
ReplyDeleteI love being home too. :) I sure look forward to the day when we don't have to make payments on it anymore! lol
ReplyDeleteHome is where you can be you. Perfection.
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