Wife Life
featuring husband & babies & homemaking galore
Amidst the pots and dishes . . .
. . . you’ll definitely find some virtues to brush up on.
After getting married, many women turn to homemaking as their full-time priority (it is the vocation of wives to trust their husbands and take care of their homes after all).
For many (including me) it’s not quite a *smooth* transition!
And soon after you iron out the laundry and trash day and who mows the lawn and how the heck you’re going to organize all of that wedding-gifted tupperware–a baby might make your family a trio. And then you’ll have pots, pans, AND bottles to consider!
If you identify your homemaking style as that of a devoted wife, I invite you to browse this page that contains all of our married life musings.
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10 Crucial Catholic Questions to Ask Before Marriage–Part 1
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13 Things to do As Soon As You Find Out You’re Pregnant
10 Crucial Catholic Questions You Must Ask Before MarriageâPart 2
The Complete Catholic Guide to Getting Married Youngđ
All Married Life Posts
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Other Categories
Motherhood
‘Amidst the pots and dishes, Our Lord goes along with you.’ -St. Teresa of Avila
Homestead
“Ponder the fact that God has made you a gardener, to root out vice and to plant virtue.” -St. Catherine of Sienna
Vintage Lover
âBe neat, Philothea; let nothing be negligent about you . . . avoid all affectation, vanity, curiosity, or levity in your dress.â -Saint Francis de Sales