That's the place where I'm at right now.  I've been struggling for some several months now with whether to keep my calendar full of things to do or to let go of some things and just be still.  First and foremost, I'm a daughter of the King, I'm a wife, a Mom, and the list goes on.  I am a housewife (yes, I've come to decide that you can still be a housewife and work a full-time job, that may be another journal entry/blog post at a later date), I work a full-time job in addition to being a housewife, and I'm a sheep farmer. Anyhow, in addition to all of those hats (listed above), I also found myself juggling a photography business.  It was hard too!  To make time for all of that.  I was finding myself doing all of that, and I felt drained.  Then, I felt that the Lord kept showing me back to this Bible verse:

New York.  It was fun, it was crazy busy, it was a new experience for us. We left for Time Square on a tour bus on February 17th, and returned on Monday, the 20th.  As we got off of the bus, this country girl was really, really surprised at the different atmosphere.  

Today.  It's February 12th.  Nearly the middle of February.  It's been a busy, but blessed February.  A lot has happened, and life is beautiful.

It's no secret that my husband has to travel quite often for work. It is something we both really dislike about his job, but sometimes there are good parts and bad parts, and you have to take the good with the bad, I guess. Anyhow, this past Friday, it was a nice surprise when I got to go and listen to my husband's presentation on Leadership.

Just one more day, and it will be Friday! But. For today, that means Laundry Day. It means tackling about five or so loads of laundry, and I'll be all caught up with the housework for this week.The weather is still beautiful outside,

Today.  It's a great day! I now (as of yesterday) have our photos from last year (2016) placed on CDs. Ya see, I always try to place all of our photos from every year on a CD, along with my blog posts. That way we can look back at them later in life, and also that way our kids and grandkids will have them as time moves right along. So, exciting stuff!