My results:
“I want my children to feel they have an ally, someone who knows them completely. I want to be a haven for them.”
Gentle and kind, the ISFJ mother provides her children with generous amounts of tenderness, affection, and the comfort of daily routine. Her aim is to “be there” for her children, physically and emotionally. She is sensitive to their feelings, offering closeness, understanding, and quiet support.
Loyal and devoted, the ISFJ mother has a strong sense of duty and consistently puts her children’s needs first. She delights in taking care of the little things that matter to a child, making each one feel loved and special.
To provide her family with security and warmth, the ISFJ mother tends to the practical and domestic, aiming for a smooth-running household and an attractive home. She also observes and conveys the value and importance of family traditions.
I'll post some Judah pics when I find the fresh batteries for our camera...
Guess who's coming tomorrow!
JACLYN!
6 years of friendship through a computer screen. Now, we meet in person for the first time.
2 comments:
Ack... as if I was not already feeling the jitters... you had to say that last line, "Now, we meet in person for the first time." What a beautiful, odd, Christ-centered, fun, open, vulnerable, unique friendship we have! And it makes a good story too...
I keep telling my mom that for as excited as I feel, it not nervous excitement that is like, "I wonder if she will like me." No, I think it will be as normal as anything else in the world, yet, strangely different too! I guess we'll have to put up with each other for 5 days either way! Tee hee!
I wish I could be a bug on the wall and watch you two in person, but not interfer...um, I would be a ladybug so I wouldn't be scary :)
Have fun you two and let us all know how it goes.
momma/Kathie
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