Don't Wanna Think...

Sometimes I seriously wish that I could turn off that part of the brain that thinks.  I feel like it works against me sometimes.  Thinking always leads to worrying and we all know worrying is counterproductive and goes against all of my good Christian beliefs.

Next week I go back into the office for training.

I've been avoiding it for about what three years now but exactly on my daughter's third birthday I will have to go back into the office 5 days a week for about four hours for training.

I never used to want to be a stay at home mom.  Before having Boom I used to love getting my butt up every morning to go to work.  Once I met those big brown eyes I became a mush of mess that cried at the thought of ever going back into the office.

I don't have one of those husband that thinks the wife should stay at home with the kids.  Actually its pretty much the opposite.  My man says I gotta work and it never really bothered me before.

I also have the man that wants more kids but seriously what's a girl to do?  If I have more babies I'm sure as heck going to have a deeper desire to stay at home with my youngins.  I don't want to have a bunch of kids to put them in daycare.  That really just isn't something I want to do.

So for now I sit and I think.  I pray and ask God for a flourishing online business but I wonder if that goes against what my husband desires for me to do.

Oh so confused!

Like I said I don't wanna think.  I just want to lean on Jesus.  Jesus, the main man in my life who has everything under control.

Anyways, I'm sorta looking forward to going into the office for a few hours next week as long as it doesn't become permanent, but if it happens that does become a case I just wonder what this means for future kiddos.

Well enough about me (sorry, yeah I know this is a totally random post)...what are things you just don't wanna think about?



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3 comments:

Christin Theiss said...

there are too many things i dont want to think about! i see your point about having more kids but not wanting them to go into daycare! im grateful to have my mom as a daycare provider! don't let it stress you out! <3

Latoya @ A Peaceful Crib said...

Thank you Christin! Yes, I so wish one of our moms lived closer, it would definitely help:)

Alana Taylor said...

Oh, sweet friend. I completely understand where you're coming from. I can remember a time before my son was born when I desperately wanted to be a stay-at-home wife {and, someday, mother}, but my hubby wasn't crazy about the idea. After about two years {ish} of sharing why I felt the way I did and praying that if God wanted me home, He'd change my hubby's mind and heart, it happened... My husband was okay with me being home full-time. It hasn't been easy, but definitely been worth it.

Maybe you can show your husband that you can build an online business that brings in what you need. I would encourage you, if you feel lead, to figure up how much you would need to make. Write down what you earn from your job now and subtract things like daycare, extra gas, lunches out... Anything that is a direct result of you working. Then, present it to him in a loving, respectful way.

I don't know if this helps, or if you even want advice... I've just been in your shoes. God's perfect Will will be accomplished...

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