I recently read an article on "supporting" your missionary. The author said, “A letter from home can be like pure spring water to the thirsty soul. What you say in a letter may very well be the highlight of the week.” Hmm, doesn’t that seem like a lot of EXTRA pressure to put on a mother just trying to keep in touch with her own child?!?
Also, the article said that I should try “to limit describing what is going on at home.” HMMM let me see if I have this correct—
1) I should try to make my letters “like spring water to a thirsty soul” but..
2) not tell him anything we are doing?!? Is it just me or does that seem a little difficult?? Well, it has made me ponder and reminisce about letters that I received from home while serving on my mission. I started thinking how much I liked to get letters from my dad telling me about his garden. One time he even sent me a picture of himself standing in his potato patch!! I laughed out loud. It was just so much like my dad to be so proud of his potato patch!!
So I plan on continuing to send my letters filled with happenings at home AND I sent him a
4 comments:
Wow! Look at those amazing blocks!!!
I need quilting ideas...our club starts next Saturday! You're look great, btw.
Love,
Sarah
I need you quilting info. We start next week !!
Awesome! Much more interesting than a potatoe field.
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