My foundation Greetings, dear friend. Thank you for stopping by my blog. The theme for the second edition says. How family shapes who we have become. First, I would like to say every family have ways of shaping someone, either good or bad, you are responsible for what you become. My family is not perfect but I choice what I want and I'm working with it, and I most say that it really working for me. My family shaped me mentally, spiritual and physically. First I would like to salute 🫡 my mom for the good job she did in training my older siblings, because I didn't actually enjoy her because death didn't let her live long in this world 🌎.
May God rest her soul Amen. As little as I was then, the first thing she does or teaches us is prayers 🙏. In every situation we find ourselves, whether good or bad, we should always pray. And that has been my culture for years now, and I'm already doing that with my kids too. Another thing is to always help people who are in need of my help, if I can, and she taught us to do that without expecting something in return, for we will get our rewards in an unexpected way.
And again, contentment—we should always appreciate the little and be contented with what we have without looking at what others have. We should also learn to be patient; not all things come at the time we need them but in God's time, for God's time is always the best. These are some of the morals I learned from my mom/family, not actually directly; she taught my siblings, and they passed them to us. And Thanksgiving is something we should always do, because as we appreciate the little we have, God opens doors for the bigger ones. And in as much as she was saying it, she also practiced them. This is my foundation. Thank you for stopping by.
