Whatever is Good...Whatever is Lovely....
 

I'm feeling quite sad and melancholy and cynical right now. And I need to desperately talk about something other then gay marriage or the inerrancy of the scriptures.

Please, tell me something good.....

Have you heard or watched TobyMac's song, "Speak Life?"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZeBv...kp&app=desktop

It's a great song.

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You have a beautiful daughter and life is good! :)

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My beautiful daughter sang me "You are my Sunshine" when I got home, because she could tell I was sad. :)

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While I've disagreed with things you've posted, you have a tender heart, show compassion to all, and are passionate about what you do believe.

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Hey, I understand that the heavy issues get well... heavy!

So... this is a holiday weekend coming up. What are your plans for the weekend?

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:thumbsup And I might add, it has been great seeing you around the board lately! :highfive

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Thank you for your kind words :)

Unfortunately, my weekends are usually more stressful than relaxing! My husband and I work opposite shifts, so that we are able to split child care of my almost 3-year old. This means we see each other for 5 minutes in the morning and 5 minutes at night during the week. So during the 2 days we get on the weekend, we are trying to fit in: Laundry, house cleaning, errands, shopping, projects, quality time together, and quality time as a family.

I'm exhausted just thinking about it! LOL

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Hmm, I hereby diagnose you as suffering from "Small Child in the House Syndrome". Otherwise known as SCHS. The symptoms of this are exhaustion, periodic depression, and irritability. The only known cure is waiting about 2 more years and it will slowly abate. It will abate so slowly, you almost won't notice it. I must warn you, however, there is no total cure, only management of personal resources because once you have SCHS it morphs into other syndromes such as SKHS (School Kid in the House Syndrome). It will eventually morph into the dreaded THS (Teenager in the House Syndrome). Eventually you will end up with YAHS (Young adult in the house syndrome) or ENS (empty nest syndrome). There is no cure. :)