Wednesday, September 3, 2008

High Maintenance

How many marriages thrive when one partner is ignored? Does a friendship grow if it is rooted in lies? Can sisters truly love each other if their relationship is saturated with jealousy? Can a mother and daughter really understand the heart of the other if they speak only once a year?

Over at Faith Lifts I wrote about the high maintenance factor of all meaningful relationships. Check it out.




15 comments:

Mindy said...

This was such an amazing work and a blessing to me today. Thanks!

Tales From the Eurovan said...

Sounds like a good article, I think I will head over there and check it out.
Take care,
Julie

Karen Hossink said...

Sometimes High Maintenance is a good thing. *grin*
Thanks for sharing.

Ronel said...

I am learning I have surrounded myself with people and friendships for fullfillment and they are draining me of my time for Him. I am learning I have been high maintenance with certain aspects of my life and I need to cut back and resort things.

Thanks for sharing.

Joy Junktion said...

Great post today as are all of your treasures. Thank you for faithfully sharing as the Lord works in your heart.

Melissa said...

I'm the worst kind...high maintenance who thinks I'm low maintenance. And I'm raising a high maintenance daughter, unfortunately. Still, I've learned to be high maintenance on a budget! ;-)

Loved your application of this. How true, that relationships are hard work. That's why I try to invest in ones that are worth it.

AtlantaMama said...

great summery. this encourages me to make the effort to connect and re-connect with those whom I love and call friends. thank you.

Joy said...

Ooh, sounds like a great article! You definitely have my attention!

Julie said...

Thank you friend for your sweet words at my blog today. You have blessed my heart.

I see the beauty in you. You are an exquisite beauty.
I see you transforming. It is stunning.

You bless me.

Hugs,
Julie
PS. How do you like Athens? We are watching the GA game as I write this. Maybe we'll get to Athens one of these days. If so, I'd surely like to see you and give you a hug.

Tracy said...

always enjoy your writing - can't wait to see you in a few weeks.

stacey said...

What a special gift you have:) That was a great!!!

Sometimes I spend to much time on Josh & Not enough time with the Lord. And I know that if I just spend more time working on my relationship with the Lord He will take care of Josh in a way that I can't:)

Stephanie Wilson she/her @babysteph said...

Heading there now!

Steph

Karen Hossink said...

Good morning, dear. I have an award for you!

Amy said...

Great article. You have been an encouragement to me today. Blessings.

Ronel said...

I have given you something on my blog!!

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