Faithful Fridays#2

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Been having a daily dose of my blog inspiration and read Ms.Frances' take on the importance of not being beautiful on one of her famous blog Topaz Horizon. This verse immediately entered my mind. I grew up not being tall, I have a muscular built, a low voice, not as graceful and beautiful as other specie of my kind but I grew up loved and appreciated. And I am forever grateful to God for the loving and understanding people around me that has made the rough journey worthwhile. 

As a mom of two boys, I always pray that they grew up seeing people beyond what their skin or physique and looks could offer. How about you moms? Happy and blessed weekend.  

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