Shalom Bayit - Letters from Readers We love to hear from our readers and will print as many of your letters as possible, either here on the website or in the magazine itself. Thank you for taking the time to write! ____________________________________________________ Mrs. White, I just finished reading Shalom Bayit! I love it. It is a comfort and a blessing to read. I adore it. I am so happy to be able to read it online. This is perfect since i tend to misplace magazines. I love that I can pull it up from my inbox and read it whenever i wish! Great idea! :) -S. ______ Dear Mrs. White. - I just received your gift of the July 2006 winner for your magazine. Thank you so much! I just wanted to let you know how very timely it was and how you were used of the Lord without knowing it. Not 10 minutes before I discovered the package on my doorstep from UPS, I had just e-mailed a friend, "Impossible! I can't possibly get this done. I so wish I were a better homemaker!". You see, I am trying to get my house ready for some friends visiting from out of town who have 9 children. Housekeeping has never been my strong point as I have homeschooled my 7 children. Today I have wanted to quit. So... to see the words on the card, "An extraordinary homemaker!" made me laugh like Sarah, but it was a tremendous love pat from the Lord - hospitality is not my gift - I might as well have received a check for $10,000. Anyway, thank you so much - just wanted to share. And God bless you - I so enjoy your magazine. In Christ, Mrs. S. _____ Dear Mrs. White,     Yesterday I did receive the magazine. Thank you so much!! I truly do appreciate it so much. I have looked through all of it and read about half. I really look forward to finishing it. Thank you for your ministry and the work that you do. Blessings to you. Mrs L. S. Mrs. White,      I really learned something from your article (A Secret Revealed About the Virtuous Wife, In the Winter 2003 issue) I learned that I am even more selfish than I thought I was. My husband wants to be a musician very badly and I realize that my wanting him to constantly spend time with me is dragging him away from his work and even worse....keeping him away from me. I need to stop keeping us in this rut we are in and push myself to accomplish the goals I want to accomplish, and help him accomplish his. Instead of nagging him to take the trash out when he is working on music, I need to do it myself. He will appreciate me more. I know he will. Thank you so much for writing this article ! :) S. W. Magazine