Mm-hmm

... like this journey of raising children, um, like I feel like the ultimate place I've learned to rest and be dependent upon is God, and He's the one that's going to provide everything, and there's been seasons where I've just been like, "Lord, you know, provide what we need, provide what we need," and there was seasons of, um, support that was provided, and sometimes that support was just within our own home in very simple ways, just different things that He would provide, and that to view each child, like just the prayers to view each child as, as His image and His masterpiece, and I feel like there's like, like sometimes we can talk about these things, um, very negatively, but, um, um, all of our children are representing His image, and they have like amazing strengths too.

Um, my one son who struggled with dyslexia, he's like an amazing leader, and he can corral people.

Like, it's like, and he is the most outgoing in our family.

The rest of us are fairly introverted, and he is just so vivacious and is a leader, and he's in the military, and he is being an amazing leader in the military and doesn't even really think about the dyslexia much anymore because he's chosen a field where he's not having to read all the time.

[chuckles] He does ask to s- he actually said, "Mom, I'm going to the USO to go study," and I'm like, "You're studying?" I'm like, "Gosh."

[laughs]

Um, and then, um, my other son, um, he is amazingly gifted with his hands.