Pastor's Kids

[revrandy]

Originally Posted by IAintMovin

To make sure that there is no misunderstanding ...... if there is a need.... our door is open.....we just enjoy our little nook of the world.... about once a year we will host a big come and GOOOOOOOOOOO party.... either in the summer in the back by the pool... or around the holidays.....

How do those folks shuffle thru in your 30 minute window???

[IAintMovin]

Originally Posted by revrandy

How do those folks shuffle thru in your 30 minute window???

ha

[IAintMovin]

Originally Posted by revrandy

How do those folks shuffle thru in your 30 minute window???

ha

Originally Posted by Whole Hearted

I grew up with my grandparents and the believe in hospitality. If someone came by and mama didn't have a pie or cake or home made cookies, she was so embarrassed. She felt that she wasn't hospitable. I was taught to make guest feel welcome and wanted.


I'll say one think though , if I go by someone house and they act as if they don't want me there or don't invite me in, I will NEVER go back.

Wow, that is cool, so if a sinner doesnt act like they like you, you will never go back?

[ForeverBlessed]

Originally Posted by Whole Hearted

I grew up with my grandparents and the believe in hospitality. If someone came by and mama didn't have a pie or cake or home made cookies, she was so embarrassed. She felt that she wasn't hospitable. I was taught to make guest feel welcome and wanted.


I'll say one think though , if I go by someone house and they act as if they don't want me there or don't invite me in, I will NEVER go back.

Hope you don't visit me anytime soon. That is a pretty ridged view.

I don't usually open doors to invite people in unless they have called ahead and I am prepared and I am not afraid to mention that I can't have someone over right now if it is a bad time.

My house looks like a teenage camp dorm most of the time... It is my home... I work fulltime and can't keep house like I want to... so... I don't open offer for people to come in. Thank God for a full front porch with wicker chairs... otherwise they are fresh out of luck.

Originally Posted by ForeverBlessed

Hope you don't visit me anytime soon. That is a pretty ridged view.

I don't usually open doors to invite people in unless they have called ahead and I am prepared and I am not afraid to mention that I can't have someone over right now if it is a bad time.

My house looks like a teenage camp dorm most of the time... It is my home... I work fulltime and can't keep house like I want to... so... I don't open offer for people to come in. Thank God for a full front porch with wicker chairs... otherwise they are fresh out of luck.

Looks like he will not be coming to see you, no cake, how dare you?

[LaVonne]

Originally Posted by ForeverBlessed

Hope you don't visit me anytime soon. That is a pretty ridged view.

I don't usually open doors to invite people in unless they have called ahead and I am prepared and I am not afraid to mention that I can't have someone over right now if it is a bad time.

My house looks like a teenage camp dorm most of the time... It is my home... I work fulltime and can't keep house like I want to... so... I don't open offer for people to come in. Thank God for a full front porch with wicker chairs... otherwise they are fresh out of luck.

We live in a completely different day and age...I don't think it's real common for people to drop by unexpectedly like they may have in years past. Also, many women work outside the home and cannot be a homemaker like most women once were.

Good post FB!

[Whole Hearted]

Originally Posted by TrUtHlIvEr

Wow, that is cool, so if a sinner doesnt act like they like you, you will never go back?

I wasn't talking about visitation.

Originally Posted by Whole Hearted

I wasn't talking about visitation.

So, when you go over to all these peoples houses, you are not visiting? Cool.

[Whole Hearted]

Originally Posted by CareyM

We live in a completely different day and age...I don't think it's real common for people to drop by unexpectedly like they may have in years past. Also, many women work outside the home and cannot be a homemaker like most women once were.

Good post FB!

Well in our church we one have a handful of women that work. Our congratation is younger and the mother stay at home with their children. Only maybe 25 to 30% of the women work.

I don't think there is ever a day to be rude to people that think enough of you to visit you.