Tuesday, August 19, 2025

Clothing at Home #3

(I am sorry I didn’t include the artist and name of painting when I saved this to my files. When I find it I will add it here).

Hello Ladies,

I do hope to be back with an interesting talk about clothing at home. It can be a motivation to do well in things I have been avoiding and dressing well puts such tasks in a better light, and me in a more determined and happy mood.

Thank you for checking back here so faithfully and for the things you do for me, especially your prayers.

Someone sent me a tin from Republic of Tea with Hibiscus tea sachets. During a severe heat wave here (107*F) I made some and then added ice. Thanks to the kind lady who sent it!!

Hopefully I will get back to you soon with a long talk.

Lydia Ruth

4 comments:

Mrs. Michele Ann said...: Looking forward to your next video!!; 11:59 PM
Kelsey said...: Dear Mrs. Sherman,
I have been following you since I was 16, way back in the LAF days. Now I am 34 with a home, husband, and children of my own. I can’t express how much of a blessing you have been throughout the years, especially now that I am “in the thick of it” (in the best possible way). Thank you for your talks and for incorporating so many of my favorite films/novels into them. There are few who would understand my references to such, so I appreciate the virtual camaraderie and humor. I’m looking forward to your next video as I continue my home education. 😉
With love and gratitude,
Kelsey; 3:31 PM
Lydia said...: Kelsey than you for checking back on this blog and congratulations for your marriage and children!!!; 12:20 PM
Christal said...: You are sooo missed, that is such a lovely painting, have a very blessed week.; 12:39 PM

The Little Chap Who Follows Me!

A careful man I want to be;
A little fellow follows me.
I do not dare to go astray
For fear he'll go the self same way.

I cannot once escape his eyes,
Whate'er he sees me do, he tries.
Like me he says he's going to be;
The little chap who follows me.

He thinks that I'm so very fine,
Believes in every word of mine.
The base in me he must not see;
The little chap who follows me.

I must remember as I go
Through summer's sun and winter's snow,
I'm building for the years to be;
The little chap who follows me.

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I really hope to help restore the culture of the home, which is a never-changing precept of the Bible: marriage, home and family. Young women especially need to know there is something else of greater importance than college and career, and that they play a vital role in making a stable family. In order to have strong marriages, respectful children, and good churches, women need to return to the home. My blog is based on the precept of First Timothy 5, verse 14:

"I will therefore that the younger women marry, bear children, guide the house, give none occasion to the adversary to speak reproachfully..."

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England's Queen Victoria wrote in 1870, "I am most anxious to enlist everyone who can speak or write to join in checking this mad, wicked folly of 'Women's Rights', with all its attendant horrors, on which her poor feeble sex is bent, forgetting every sense of womanly feelings and propriety. Feminists ought to get a good whipping. Were woman to 'unsex' themselves by claiming equality with men, they would become the most hateful, heathen and disgusting of beings, and would surely perish without male protection."-- Queen Victoria, 1870.

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"Why do women want to dress like men when they’re fortunate enough to be women? Why lose femininity, which is one of our greatest charms? We get more accomplished by being charming than we would be flaunting around in pants and smoking. I’m very fond of men. I think they are wonderful creatures. I love them dearly. But I don’t want to look like one. When women gave up their long skirts, they made a grave error…" ~Tasha Tudor

There is nothing like staying at home for real comfort. ~Jane Austen

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Tuesday, August 19, 2025

Clothing at Home #3

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