The journey to feeling valued for men and woman is to be honored by being served. |
My first thought was that of relief but then I quickly remembered that he had quite an early start this morning and I know it was a very busy day for him. Having a good dinner to Bryan is just as meaningful to him, as it is for me when he drives me around. With that in mind I decided I wanted to honor my husband's work ethics by not providing a dinner he would just be okay with but one that he would truly enjoy. In my quest to accomplish this task I found my directionally challenged self off the path home and ended up adding an additional 30 minutes to my trip. This was with my GPS best friend. Normally when I get off my directional path I consider myself to be exploring however, this evening I was a little perturbed because I wanted to get home to cook this great meal.
I am one that believes in the power of energy. I began to think about the negative energy I was carrying and thought I did not want that to be a part of the meal I was planning to prepare. I decided to choose to change my thoughts which changed how I was feeling and began to enjoy my extended journey. As I began to enjoy my exploring I realized I was in a path of some very beautiful Christmas decorations, which I love. My trip turned into an exploration of how the community expressed their celebration of Christ's birth. When I arrived home and cooked I know it was filled with Jesus joy and good positive energy because that is what I was feeling and what we feel goes into what we do.
Wives of the world how can you honor your husband's work ethics? What is something you do that makes him feel special? Many people say that the way to a man's heart is through his stomach. I think those that believe this is only partially correct. I believe the path is not his stomach it is the feeling of being honored through the process of being served that they love. The food is simply the vehicle to the journey. How can you honor your husband's work ethics today?
Blessings,
Rochelle
"For even the Son of man did not come to be served, but to serve,
and to give his life as a ransom for many.” Mark 10:45
and to give his life as a ransom for many.” Mark 10:45
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