But I wonder if the questions would change. Instead of asking parents and non-parents whether they are happy right now, we might ask whether they are becoming more like the people they want to be. And then we might see children not as factors that may or may not be contributing to our happiness, but as opportunities to practice what most of us -- perhaps me most of all -- need to do more often, which is to put someone else before ourselves.Read the whole article from The Atlantic HERE and let me know your thoughts.
I have a lot more to post in the coming months, but I was on vacation last week and I'm in Chicago at a youth conference this week. Busy, busy, busy! Please pray for my husband who is being the single dad this week.
Thanks to Chad for sharing the article on Facebook.
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