Do you do familiar acts to care for someone? I loved a post that Laurie at Heaven's Walk wrote about this titled House of Love. 
A lot of us probably do familiar acts to help someone daily. Little things that don't take a lot of time but, they make a big difference. Our house has a lot of this going on. It is a busy center with five to eight people here most of the week. So are your acts beautiful, tired, selfish, or just performed? I am not always doing my acts beautifully but, I do it always as if it is my job, because it is. Service is a constant theme of mine at home and in life.
What does this quote mean to you?
Sherry
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A lovely post, Sherry. I love that chintzware teapot and the soft pink flowers you've laid in front of it. I think that the familiar acts that we do every day are tangible evidence of love - love is an action, not a feeling.
ReplyDeleteOh Sherry....you are so thoughtful. Thank you for the sweet shout out, my friend. ♥ God bless you!
ReplyDeletexoox laurie
Love is a choice and if you are doing whatever you are doing from love, your family will be blessed and you will, too. Are you serving them tea this way? Because I want to be in your family.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful thoughts!!
ReplyDeleteA gift to those around you- doing all things with love and graciousness.
ReplyDeleteI adore the china and the colour combination. Yes we have people coming and going all the time here so I know what you mean. Mainly though things are just taken for granted. Not sure if that's good or bad
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While my parents never failed to say 'I love you' they taught me that love is truly in our actions - remembering that an older family remember really enjoys her tea most in a china cup, that another needs three pillows in the guest room etc etc. I feel loved when someone does something that has special meaning for me.
ReplyDeleteAn inspiring post. At our women's Bible study we were reflecting on the gift a woman has to "create home". Hopefully even when we're on "auto pilot" we're still creating home for our family and friends. Thanks for the post!
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