Posted in Single Moms as Keepers at Home
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My last post ended up not being what I meant to be about, but I think this is the reason. I had to read someone elses post first. I highly recommend reading this post: http://heartofwisdom.com/blog/working-harder-is-not-the-answer/ I felt her story could have been my own up to a point, changing a few details. Then it was totally different. There is so much controversy over whether or not Christians should be in the welfare system, and if not how do they survive, etc. I've struggled with this personally for several years. So often the answer is, if I would get a job and go to work it would solve all my problems -- well most of them -- it would create a couple of new ones like who would raise my children and how would we homeschool? But hey, that's nothing right?! Reading this lady's post made me realized how very blessed we are. The government is not the husband I desire, nor the one I would have chosen, but we're actually living pretty well for the moment, and more importantly, I'm at home with my children, every day. I am convicted about how much I have to be thankful for. While I would like to be out of "the system", I'm not ready to risk my children. The cost is too high for me and my faith is too small. So, about the PayPal Donate button on the side -- for those who believe in what I'm doing -- being a keeper at home and training up my children, that is the opportunity for you, IF the Lord leads you, to help us, as I attempt to move us from the system, as the Lord leads. For those who feel we shouldn't be in the system, it's your opportunity to help us get out. You can also help by purchasing items from our website www.patchworkcottageshoppe.com and coming soon will be our eBay business. I'm having trouble finding time to do the things I need to for that -- but the quilt site took a while too, so this is probably all just part of the process. I need to go now and seriously count my blessings, and just be thankful for awhile. Blessings, MaggieRaye |
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