A Woman's Weekly

The 7 Wonders of My World.

1. I am a combination of the Sanguine and Melancholy temperament type. My Sanguine side is what drives me to have a blog to express myself, and then my Melancholy side is what causes me to often procrastinate on my postings for fear that I do not present a ‘perfect’ write-up. Which brings me to…
2. My Darling Husband - who loves me in spite of, despite of and somedays spitefully. Only he can love me in all that entirety. It’s a true wonder I tell you!
3. And then there’s my Three Daughters, who I love to death! Everytime I am with them, the song “I Must’ve Done Something Good” from The Sound of Music plays in my mind. They truly, truly fill my life with wonderment!
4. I am a Loyal daughter, a Responsible eldest sibling (seriously!) and a Faithful best friend; to the point of irritation. Enough said. Let’s move along…
5. I live in a world where there are grey matters on every issue imaginable. What I should do, I don’t do. What I shouldn’t do, I do. Isolated violent incidences are becoming a recurrence in my once small hometown. Respected worldwide leaders of communities turn out to be fraudulous. Despite advances in human development, the women, along with children and the elderly, bear the brunt of life’s injustice the worst. How I wonder, does one survive in a world like this?
6. And then, I come across a group of strangers, helping a mother who had children in her vehicle, push her car to the side when it broke down in the middle of the road. A close friend welcomes the miracle of a new baby. Another friend who had moved away remembers to send a birthday wish that included some words of encouragement at the precise time I needed to hear it. Carrie Underwood singing the line “I know there’s more important things, but don’t forget to remember me…” in the paragraph of the song that tells of her kneeling by her bedside to pray - which made me realise, He didn’t. How wonderful!
7. The best decision I’ve made besides getting married to my Hubby is accepting Jesus Christ into my life. To the world I may be one person, but to Him, I am the world. All the wonderment of this fact will never be fully realised on this side of heaven.