It has been several weeks since I last checked in with everyone on how our household is doing with the Hello Mornings Challenge. I am very proud to say that we are doing VERY well. I have stayed really consistent with my 6:45 am wake up call, which gives me about 30 minutes of prayer time before the girls come downstairs. We then all head to the kitchen together for breakfast and a devotion. This has really made our mornings go much smoother.
I often play music while I am at home during the day. I tend to listen to the same Christian artists. After listening to some of Kat's suggestions in her ebook, I found a new artist that has great lyrics for worship, Phil Wickham. I have also been a long time fan of Jeremy Camp and he just came out with a great worship album called We Cry Out; The Worship Project. It is excellent! It has some of my absolutely favorite songs from church that always move me.
A little tidbit that you may not know about me: I HATE exercise! But as I continue to grow
I've also been working on a cleaning routine. I don't have all the kinks worked out yet, but I will have some fun things I want to share with you on a later post. Stay tuned!!
All in all, I am really happy with how these changes have been coming...thanks Michelle and Kat!
Cherie, Wow! You're doing an amazing job! I'm so impressed with you! Thanks for giving an update!
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Oh I should be joining you for your Hello Mornings! I am really trying to get into a routine.
ReplyDeleteThat's awesome!! Way to go :)
ReplyDeleteZumba still scares me! I just don't think I'm that coordinated for it. :)
ReplyDeleteI know after reading your blog post about Hello Mornings, I've been convicted to actually stay awake after the baby gets up at 5:30/6:00 am and praying and studying my Bible. I've been doing it for almost a week now faithfully and have noticed a difference.
ReplyDeleteSounds like you're doing AWESOME!!! Way to go!
ReplyDeleteWay to go! Thanks for sharing your success! It is encouraging for those of us who are struggling. :)
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