The job hunt begins
Dan is now at a job fair today and tomorrow. I am excited for him. Please pray that his eyes and ears are open to where God is leading him. This is his first job fair. He says he isn't nervous or anxious but I know at least I am . I know God has such great things for him and Dan is so smart and talented. I just know all the recruiters will see that.
This morning was our first time leading the graduate age Sunday School group. They are really great. I think this morning went pretty well. I really like them quite a bit. I wrote down some notes as they introduced them selves so that we wouldn't forget any of it. I don't know how long we have with them, so I am taking this pretty seriously. I feel like God can use us in their lives. I want to be ready. :)
Dan's dad cautioned Dan that we shouldn't get to a head of ourselves wanting another baby(for those who don't know, we miscarried last September), but I admit that is easier said than done. It's all I think about. I'm constantly analyzing myself for symptoms. I have to remind myself to relax and trust God because if I work myself up, I might associate an anxiousness for morning sickness. I'm pretty goofy that way. I can see myself doing that. I am just so eager to be a mother and have that joy in my life, that mission and responsibility. God's timing is always better than mine though. Someone told me once it is better to want what we get than get what we want. Too true, too true.
It is great having Dan back. We have so much fun together. He is a great husband. We went to a farmers market yesterday. It's not necessarily a farmers market in the sense of a big gathering of farmers. It's more yuppie with a stand for organic vegetables, a stand for honey, some flower stands, pastry stands, and a pie stand. It's more a social scene than anything but it's really fun. That's probably because we are both very social maybe. :) Dan bought my two bunches of lavender. They smell incredibly wonderful.
This morning was our first time leading the graduate age Sunday School group. They are really great. I think this morning went pretty well. I really like them quite a bit. I wrote down some notes as they introduced them selves so that we wouldn't forget any of it. I don't know how long we have with them, so I am taking this pretty seriously. I feel like God can use us in their lives. I want to be ready. :)
Dan's dad cautioned Dan that we shouldn't get to a head of ourselves wanting another baby(for those who don't know, we miscarried last September), but I admit that is easier said than done. It's all I think about. I'm constantly analyzing myself for symptoms. I have to remind myself to relax and trust God because if I work myself up, I might associate an anxiousness for morning sickness. I'm pretty goofy that way. I can see myself doing that. I am just so eager to be a mother and have that joy in my life, that mission and responsibility. God's timing is always better than mine though. Someone told me once it is better to want what we get than get what we want. Too true, too true.
It is great having Dan back. We have so much fun together. He is a great husband. We went to a farmers market yesterday. It's not necessarily a farmers market in the sense of a big gathering of farmers. It's more yuppie with a stand for organic vegetables, a stand for honey, some flower stands, pastry stands, and a pie stand. It's more a social scene than anything but it's really fun. That's probably because we are both very social maybe. :) Dan bought my two bunches of lavender. They smell incredibly wonderful.
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I'm so glad that Dan is back and you have him back in your arms. If you both made it through that, you can make it through anything. Just remember to keep the conversation up. You had planned talks when he was at war. so you have to have planned talks now that he is at home. :)