Book Order
LEARN HOW TO MAKE THE TRANSITION FROM WORK TO HOME
PARENTING – CLEANING METHODS – ONCE-A-MONTH COOKING – HOME SCHOOL
HOME MAKING – ONE INCOME LIVING – HOME BUSINESS – FAITH-BASED ENCOURAGEMENT
STAY-AT-HOME MOTHERS – MARRIAGE BUILDING – HOME ECONOMICS
FINANCES FOR WOMEN – MUCH MORE
“Making It Home: How to Run Your Household Like a Business… And Find Your Heart Along the Way” by Susan R. Blaske Williams is more than just a book full of how-to suggestions. It is a book that guides women into a journey of self-discovery where “home” is not a place or a building but something that happens within their own hearts.
$11.95 USD plus $1.60 postage within US. (Georgia residents pay 7% sales tax)
CHAPTER TITLES
Running Away from Home – Finding the Yellow Brick Road – Becoming a Proverbial House Wife – Discovering the Father’s Heart – Soldiers in Your Cup – Sibling Rivalry – Business as Usual – Taking Care of Mom – Overcoming Obstacles – Creating a Love Nest – Taming of the Inner Shrew – The Family Table – Making Memories – Extracurricular Activities – Home Economics – Trimming the Fat – 30 Meals Cooking – Doing the Math – Laundry Lessons – Cleaning Methods – One Income Living – Home Based Businesses – Finances for Women – Giving from the Heart – Home School – Letting Your Light Shine – Home at Last – Resources
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Many of us struggle with our identities as wives and mothers. We don’t understand our power and influence within the home or know how to use it properly to the benefit of ourselves and our families. We don’t always appreciate the blessing of family and tend to view our children as obstacles to achieving our own desires. We sometimes see ourselves as not having reached our full potential, so we seek to find that fulfillment outside of the home.
Once we’ve crossed that threshold into motherhood, we’re shocked to find that it wasn’t what we expected. We weren’t prepared for the sacrifices, the constant pull for our attention, and the overwhelming demands on our time. Sometimes, we run and don’t know we’re running — or what we’re running from.
There are so many phases involved as we begin to transition from woman to wife to mother that we don’t always understand the processes that are taking place during this evolution. More importantly, we don’t always understand the beauty of what’s about to unfold inside of us once we embrace that inner longing to come home.
