I wake my daughter up and remind her to be quiet because all three boys are still sleeping and this morning, may actually be the morning I get some quiet time before they run (literally) out of their rooms and start there continual day of asking for things, lol.
This morning we manage to get her out of the house and I had 30 minutes before the boys woke up. Today was going to be good! We went about our day and did our errands. I then put one of my little guys on his bus and dropped off my other little guy off at school. I know was able to have sometime to clean my house, continue on the laundry that I am still trying to get done from last weeks trip.
The day was going just as I had planned it. At 3pm I pick up two of my boys. The boys I could tell where in a mood right away. They started fighting, yelling, etc. To make things short we had an hour of tantrums at home with my 3 year old and 4 year old. My 1 year old started throwing up as well.
This my Momma friends is where I lost it! My plans and my kids where no longer cooperating. After an hour of yelling at me and at each other. I just wanted to cry. I did everything I thought I needed to do. I read my Bible that day! I had my prayer time! I even listened to Worship music throughout the day! Why was I a crying mess!
For so many years I have thought everything had to be perfect. My kids needed to act perfect all the time, my house always needs to be clean, I have to do things this way and this way only! This is how God speaks to me, this is how things are done! But, as a Momma and a Foster Momma, this is not my life. My life is crazy, my kids have behaviors I can not always control (because something sets them off), they have parents who do not show up and more and more craziness. My job is to not be perfect, or to expect perfection from them. No one is perfect and even my little ones have a sin nature, Yes, it is true Mommas. The great thing is even when we put our God in a box. He is so faithful and loves us so much that He is always there (Deuteronomy 31:6) . Even in the daily storms of life and chaos!
Job 38:1-2 NCV says:
" Then the Lord answered Job from the storm. He said:
2 “Who is this that makes my purpose unclear
by saying things that are not true?"
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