Wednesday, February 11, 2009

Proc Week: Day 4!












"Mothers are primarily responsible for the nurture of their children."






I love ya, baby!



Ezekiel 16:44

Behold, every one that useth proverbs shall use this proverb against thee, saying, As is the mother, so is her daughter.

9 comments:

Carrie said...

Not to mention the HARDEST job in the world and also THE most rewarding.

I love this Suz!!!! (do you still go by Suz or would you rather me start using Suzanne?)

Suzanne said...

Carrie,
I really don't care! You can call me Suz for old times sake! I just go by Suzanne as my formal introducation to everyone. But with you, I am Suz. -Suz

Ann Marie said...

Amen! And I agree with what Carrie said. You captured great pictures of the both of you together...

I often think " What did I do with my life before I had children?" I honestly can't remember..

Lisel said...

I just taught a lesson on the proclamation last week. I love that thing! There are so many great truths and principles in there it was hard for me to limit it to 40 minutes!

The Dorsey's said...

Oh my goodness, those pictures make me miss her so much. You are an amazing mother.

{Mo} said...

Thanks fo reminding me what my REAL job is....it's not maid, cook, washer woman, hairdresser or any of those other things that take up most of my day, it's Mother! What a scarey and amazing responsibility!

TLC said...

Amen! Today I am fully reminded of what sure delight and pleasure it is to be a woman. Even though I grouch alot over the PMS...Spending the day with my nephew and his sweet little spirit makes my world spin and I know my sound, fulfilling purpose as a woman, of what I'm here for. What I love doing. Nurturing him.

The pictures were SO great. I'm really lovin these highlights of the proclamation. They make me smile each time i read them.

Miss Megan said...

Man, I have to tell you. I have really been struggling with this one right now. In fact I almost did a post about it last night. I am really having a hard time, because I'm pretty sure that my toddler hates me. (Apparently I'm not the only one - there are websites dedicated to this topic).

In a nutshell, Peter is a daddy's boy, and if Mike is around I can't do anything for him or even look at him. Yesterday when I came home from work Peter slammed the door in my face, and then started screaming at me for the next 10 minutes. I felt absolutely worthless! It was just the icing on the cake of an already long week of hitting, screaming, tears and frustration.

Things are better today. After I cleaned the living room we spent the next couple of hours singing primary songs, playing with his lego's, and reading books. I just haven't really felt that great about being a mom lately. Sometimes I wonder why I even bothered to have a child?

Sorry about the ranting novel, and thanks for posting this...it definitely has cheered me up some. :)

Carrie said...

Gotcha SUZ!!!!

Just for the record, someone once told me at Enrichment Night after an incredibly bad mommy day to which my oldest (a toddler at the time) declared the upmost HATRED towards me, that if you don't hear I hate you once and a while, you are doing something wrong. Strangely enough, it made me feel better.

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