I wanted to make a comment on what a apron does for me and speaks to me. This may bore some of you off your rockers, but it was tugging at my heart strings.
An apron makes me feel like I am dressed to prepare a meal for those I love. To do a job that is much needed and required. I want to fulfill my calling as a women, wife, and mother. And for some reason it makes me feel like it is a small thing. But it gives myself and my family a happy feeling, knowing that when they see Mom or Grandma with her apron on, something must be cooking.
I love to wear my aprons, and I have many ones to choose from. I like to even sew them in many
different colors and patterns. I believe it has been a ministry to make them and give them away, to encourage women to be keepers of their homes.
Now, my aprons are not all balled up in a pile, but rather I love to wash and iron them. I keep them
in a drawer in my kitchen. And I have them ready to pick a new one every couple of days.
I have a sweet little hanger hook shaped like a tea pot that I hang my apron on that I am using,
on any given day. I can actually feel a difference about being in the kitchen as soon
as I put my apron on.
If you have never worn an apron I encourage you to try wearing one, you just may realize
that this is what you have been missing!
May your kitchen smell heavenly!
May you feel lovely and domestic!



9 Kind Thoughts:
Roxy, I love that you came back and added this. It touches my heart so much, and truly expresses what I think all of us moms, grandmas, wives feel in our hearts, and lifts up our heads in a reminder of the noble task that it is to be a mama and homemaker, while the enemy wants to steal that away from us, our Lord affirms us.
Love you so much,
Pam
I so agree with you. I never start a day without my apron. I am needing to make some new ones. Mine are getting a bit worn.
Have a great day!
Dear Roxy,
I just came over from Pam's Place..well blog that is..I am so excited about the Apron Swap..and I just signed up to be one of your New Friends.. :)
Look Forward to visiting again
Have a Blessed Day in Our Lord
Angelina
Roxy I loved the aromas of fall you described. Tomatoes and pumpkins. You took me right to your cozy peaceful home. And it brings back memories of bonfires, chili and stars in the evening sky at your house. I loved reading how an apron speaks to you. I still have my apron that you made me and every time I put it on I think of you.
I love you Roxy!
Roxy,
loved what you said about why and how you wear an apron. It filled me with an inspiration to start wearing mine more and it also allowed me to look at them differently. I also love the apron you just made. It is so pretty.
I have been telling MIssy on Facebook that she needs to get a blog but maybe you can encourage her to start one. I know that she would have so many yummy things to share as well. Same with Amy. I miss her too!!!
Love you so much
~Marie
Hi Roxy,
I have had aprons on the brain for the past week, and I don't know why! So, when I saw Pam's blog, I decided to come over from I Owe it All to Him to say "hi." I love your apron and your inspiration.
Hugs,
Cindy
This is great! I have some of my grandma's old aprons and they are treasures to me. My favorite apron right now is one that came all the way from Africa and is made by African women.
Hi Roxy :) Thanks for visiting me over at Aprons 'n Pearls! I just had to come visit your blog (love your background as well!) and of course, this post caught my eye. I just love it! My apron is my "uniform." I'm writing a post about aprons as well. So nice to find someone likeminded. Seems we're few and far between these days. Blessings to you. I will be back to read more :)
Roxy,
I find that putting on my apron gives me an in charge of my work feeling. It makes me feel old-fashioned and homemakery. You inspire me to make a new apron. I've three or four, but they're getting rather worn out.
I like to sew my dresses myself. Wouldn't it be lovely to make a new apron in a coordinating pattern?
Ah, if I sewed as much as I dream....
Blessings from Harvest Lane Cottage,
Laura
...about to put on my apron!
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