It was been a quiet week on the AHE blog. One lonely post. The other posts in my head just did not get written.
That’s okay.
My days were overflowing this week with homeschooling and home-keeping. Multiplying fractions, getting laundry on and off the line, and peanut butter sandwiches. Piano recitals, descriptive writing and watercolor painting. Days so full, there was no room for blogging.
That’s okay.
When our days fill up with more responsibilities than hours in the day, it becomes vitally important that we take time to prioritize. Home is our first work, our missionary field. The teaching and training of our children that God has called us to must always come first, along with the proper governance of our homes follows. That means that there will be times when we have to leave other interests and tasks behind.
That’s okay.
“There is no more important field of effort than that committed to the founders and guardians of the home. No work entrusted to human beings involves greater or more far-reaching results than does the work of fathers and mothers.”
Adventist Home,182.
The Adventist Home Educator 
It’s so good to be reminded of where our priorities should be!
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I appreciate this post so much. The demands of this world are great in number and often leave us, especially moms, with a lot of guilt. To see how much God is devoted to us, gives us the grace to say “no” and freedom from guilt when faced with choices. The Lord Jesus is so good to us.
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