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How do you dream of blessing your husband one day? Do you daydream about folding his laundry or cooking him dinner when he comes home? Making him coffee in the morning or leaving him little encouraging notes? Share your ideas here!
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Started by Trina. Last reply by ShiftingGears09 Feb 26.
I dream of creating a home that will be a sanctuary for him when he returns home from work. Where he can really let go of the cares of the day and fall into the comfort of our home. I look forward to writing him love letters, and leaving notes for him to find... To being a beatuiful woman for him... To bless him by just lighting up the room for him with my smile and beauty... I look forward to having his babies, and then encouraging them to always love and respect him well, and encourage an affectionate relationship between them... I look forward to meeting him sometimes at lunch.... or sending him texts... and just sharing things and secrets with him that's just between us... I look forward to cook for him... to pray with him and have him pray for me... I want to bless him by supporting him, hearing him out, encouraging his dreams... I dream of having intimate moments with him, playing my violin for him -- writing him a song.... Stealing kisses, and giving him looks that only he knows, and just holding hands with him, or touching him when nobody can see.. By showing him the passions I've reserved only for him and various other things I can't write here! LOL!!! Hahahahahaa.... I dream of truly unlocking my heart to him and finally getting to share with him the many treasures I have within me that would make his heart leap... Hmmm... dreamy Reply »
Started by Alicia Jan 4
Hello ladies, Here are some old blog links that I found written by Candice--they are very encouraging to me because they are practical lists about what I need to be solid in before I find and get married to my future husband, as well as a list of what qualities and characteristics I should be looking for in a future mate. I hope that you'll be as encouraged as I am. :)! --Alicia http://whyfamily.blogspot.com/2006_ GOOD MATE FROM A to Z By Candice Watters (What Women Should Be Solid In For Marriage): A -- Aware; of the big picture, of the world around her B -- a Believer C -- open to having Children D -- Dignified E -- Excellent in her pursuits F -- Full of Faith G -- Gracious H -- Honorable I -- Inventive J -- Just K -- Kind L -- Loving M -- Modest N -- Noble O -- Obedient to the authority in her life P -- Pure Q -- capable of being Quiet R -- Resourceful S -- Skilled, Stable T -- Trustworthy U -- Under Authority V -- Victorious W -- a Worshipper X -- still thinking of something for this one Y -- Yearning for God Z -- full of Zoe "life of God"' (What Women Should Look For in a Husband): A -- Accountable B -- a Believer C -- Courageous D -- Discerning E -- an Example for other, younger men F -- Faithful G -- Gentle, Generous H -- Husbandlike I -- an Initiator J -- Just K -- Kind L -- a Leader M -- Masculine N -- Noble O -- Obedient to God P -- able to Provide Q -- Quick-witted R -- Resourceful S -- a Sage T -- Trustworthy U -- Under Authority V -- Vigorous W -- a good Worker X -- eXcellent in his efforts Y -- Yearning for God Z -- Zealous for righteousness Reply »
Started by Cheryl Mar 19 2008
I think I figured out how to use the site now... I look forward to meeting him at the door after he comes from work. I look forward to looking into his eyes everyday. I look forward to bearing his children. I look forward to supporting him to be the man that God has called him to be. I look forward to being with him everyday at his side, and dare I say being in his arms too. Reply »
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