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Journeys of Faithfulness by Sarah Clarkson
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If I Rise on the Wings of the Dawn, Joel Clarkson, 2012, piano
A Thousand Dreams in One Life, Joel Clarkson, 2009, piano
The Night as Bright as Day, Joel Clarkson, 2008, piano
Hi Sally,
Do you mind sharing how much you worked when your kids were little? Do you think there is a healthy amount of work you can do to keep you balanced as a mom. I teach piano 3 afternoons a week ( about 3 hours at a time). Part of the time my littles are sleepin and the other time they are with my husband or mom. Some days I feel like my job is such a blessing and some days I feel guilty about working for a couple of hours. I homeschool, so my kids are always with me…I really enjoy teaching piano, but when I read a blog like this I feel pressure to stop altogether. Just curious what your balance was when your kids were little.
Thanks michelle