Monday, April 05, 2010

Mama Monday

We had a beautiful Easter weekend with visiting family, such a lovely Resurrection Sunday, so I haven't had time for a CBM review this week!

But if you like, you can skip on over to Andrea at The Flourishing Mother and read some more tidbits about my life as a wife and mama at her Mama Monday post for today! I was so honored to be asked to join this group of mamas- I am inspired by the sharing of their souls every time Andrea shares another! Thank you, kind friend.

If you posted a CBM review today, would you kindly leave the link in the comments so we can add some new books to our library lists?

Happy Mama Monday and Happy, Happy, Reading!

6 fellow travelers shared:

Beka said...

Hi, friend!
So glad to hear that you all had a lovely Resurrection Sunday!
And I so very much enjoyed your beautiful, wise words over at Mama Monday. Can you come over for tea today so we can talk some more? I have so very, very much to learn about being a mama... and I'm so thankful for examples like you :-)

Carrie said...

Oh Elise, it was so fun to read your Mama Monday. It is such a treasure to know you through your blog. I too, only wish we could sit down over tea. :)

Blessings!
Carrie

Natalie said...

Hi Elise,
Popping over from Andrea's. You have a beautiful blog and I appreciate your wise words! Thanks for sharing.

Linda said...

I'm heading over to Andrea's now. This is such fun Elise.
So glad you had a wonderful Easter.

Anonymous said...

Hi Elise,

Thanks for sharing your words over at Andrea's blog today. They always inspire me to be more *intentional* about my own mothering. You are such an encouragement to me and many others!

Love,
Anna

Anonymous said...

Elise,
I *so* enjoyed your "Mama Monday" interview. It calms my spirit and brings me joy in my blessed calling here at home....but also turns me to the Lord first, as His daughter. I especially enjoying learning about your minute (or more) alone to pray/call out to God in your room. With all my little ones and my husband working long hours, I can honestly get overwhelmed. And I loved the explanation about the see saw. I'm always reminding myself that my priority is to have a loving, calm home that can be shared with others. Ok, this is long now. I thought of you this week...we sing a hymn after breakfast. Since we just celebrated Easter, I chose "Look, Ye Saints" on Micheal Card's "Hymns" album. It is *very* lively, joyful and Irish about crowning Jesus as King. with warm thanks, Mary Brooke in Atlanta

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