Christianheart88
Trying to do better by the Lord everydy.
- Gender
- Female | 36
- Country
- United States
- City
- MOORESVILLE
- State
- Alabama
- Height
- 5'2"
- Last Login Date
- Click here to learn more
- Age
- 36
- Eye Color
- Hazel
- Body Type
- A Few Extra Pounds
- Hair Color
- Mixed Color
- Ethnicity
- Caucasian
- Denomination
- Nazarene
- Looking For
- Anything
- Church Name
- Nazerine Church
- Church Attendance
- Every week
- Church Raised In
- Catholic
- Do you drink?
- No
- Smoker
- No
- Willing to relocate?
- Possibly, who knows
- Marital Status
- Separated
- Do you have children?
- Yes
- Do you want children?
- Undecided/Open
- Education Level
- Some College
- My Profession
- Elementary School Teacher
- Interests
- Church,Hunting, Floatig the river, and family.
- About Me
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I am a southern woman. There is something special about Southern women. There are elements engrained in our history, in our ability to be hospitable and in our namesake. We take on the names of the great women that have created a legacy before us, in hopes of leaving our own legacies. There are great expectations on our lives as Southern women. We were taught to sit up straight, to listen more than we speak (which we don’t always succeed at, but we try!), and to attempt to meet difficult times with a sugary disposition. Daring to be sweet in a world hell bent on being difficult. And above all, we were taught to be nothing less than a gracious hostess. Like most southern women I love the Lord and my children so very much. Now, I greet guests with open arms in my own home. Mimicking the movements I’ve watched over the years. I rush around last minute lighting magnolia scented candles, pulling at my linen apron strings while touching up my lipstick right before company arrives. All the while, attempting to give the illusion that everything looks this way all the time, that I’m not out of breath, and that my company couldn’t hear me running around as they walked up the wooden stairway to my loft! Southern women are made to withstand heat. We have the tolerance to render bacon fat with a smile in a steamy kitchen in the dead of summer. To be able to serve ice cold sweet tea at a moments notice. We are resourceful in the kitchen when tough times abound. We are resilient women, withstanding all odds, challenges and our past. Southern women are tethered to history and are made stronger because of it.
I’m grateful to be a Southern woman. It has helped shape the very person I have become: God-fearing, proud, strong-willed, polite, caretaker. I am defined by geography, circumstance, and culture, and for that, I am truly grateful. Forever I will be thankful to be a spirited, Southern woman like the great women before me who graced these halls, handled these slicked skillets, wore these pearls and filled these etched glasses with sweet tea. Long live the legacy of the Southern woman.
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