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Your story sounds a lot like mine. I, too find myself feeling lonely because I can't talk to my non-ministry friends about and not the church people either. It's been a crazy journey so far--we've been married just 2 years, we have a 1 year-old, we both work and then there's the ministering, the frequent guests, phone calls, and various crises to attend to. As recently-married couple, we haven't even had a chance to really establish a routine for our marriage. I always feel like I just need another woman who's been through this to help me think through it and realize what's really reasonable to expect and HOW to live a life with so many demands. My husband and I both say we want more quality time together, yet we tend to put it on the back burner. I'm hoping that the upcoming conference will give me a chance to connect and let it all out somehow. You pray for me and I'll pray for you!
