14 Days to Finding Meaning in the Mundane: Introduction


Finding meaning in the day to day chaos of life is hard.  Lately I’ve been trying to make sense of it in everything we do.

Finding Meaning

I can recall a time when I wanted to throw my hands up and surrender being mom.  I wanted to return back to work and let others deal with my kids, clean my house and so on.  As I’m crying over all of this frustration, God showed me the book of Ecclesiastes and really touched my heart on how often life is meaningless.

Over the next 14 days I am going to blog daily about finding meaning in the mundane.

If you are feeling the same way please join me over the next two weeks.  I pray that these posts uplift your spirits in finding meaning in all that you do.

Article 1:   14 Days to Finding Meaning in the Mundane: Everything is Meaningless

 

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Gina Horne

Gina is a stay-at-home mother of 4, ages 27, 18 (a set of twins), and 14. Grandmother of 2. ages 4 and 10 months. With 3 children still at home and full-time babysitter of her grandkids. Life continues to be overwhelming. She's a master of making life a little easier and saving money. When she's not chauffeuring her kids to school, cleaning the house, or taking her kids to their activities, she finds her sanity through this blog, DIY projects, and connecting with family and friends. Her journey would not succeed without remembering to put Faith first, Family second and Work third.

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