Tea Time

As I sat down and explained to Jason what my daily routine looks like each day, I was tired by the end of the conversation and hadn't even moved from the couch.  Jason asked me if I would join him for a once a week "tea time" where we can slow down and listen to each other's hearts and hear more of what is going on besides the general.  We find it hard to find time to share the emotions of life in the business of daily routines (and the one day off a week doesn't help this).  

Our conversation was a good reminder that living life together, going beyond the simple conversations, and getting to the deeper (sometimes harder) is exactly what God calls us to do with Him as well, and this books screams at every page.  This can be challenging for me, as I feel my situations dictate my day. 

Although I am in Portland, I invite you to my "tea time" of having a Mary Heart in Martha World!  As I open my heart to find nuggets of truth and tools to take with me on my journey of motherhood and womanhood.