I just wanted to share a quick picture of the new covering. It is such an adjustment!
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Do the ends scratch you at all? It is a nice covering, crisp looking. Ours are gathered so I starch it like crazy to get them to look crisp.
ReplyDeleteI used to use that kind of mesh for my covering (tied "tightly" under chin). It was never a bother for me unless I wear a felt bonnet for a extended time which made my ear ache from pressure from hearing aids. I kind of miss that kind as to always looking 'crisp' all the time. But then, as a busy mama I appreciates my covering (similar to what I could figure out to your old ones). I just pitch it in washing machine and then drap it over upside-down half-gallon canning jar. I do not starch mine. You got my curiosity- what church you are in process of joining? My dh was raised Catholic. My grandmother went plain after I was born. We both are now OORB. So, seeker's journey stories always interest me!
ReplyDeleteSee I love that type of covering...but it's just a little too see thru for me. I wonder if one could be made exactly like that, but with something more uh, something that is not as see thru?
ReplyDeleteYeah there are coverings like that...the Amish have kapps similar to yours but they are plain white and crisp instead of mesh.
Now my mind is just wandering as visions of headcoverings dance in my head...lol.
Evening blessings,
Dawn
PS..I do like that covering on you. Looks very nice :)
I felt the need to write today. Since being called to modesty and head covering, my relations with my children have been strained. I am 53 yrs old and love my 4 children dearly. This weekend, my oldest daughter of 25yrs, told me that I was "looney" and could no longer bear to be around me. She said her brother and sisters thought I was looney too. She is always in church, yet, cannot see. I cried and cried, asking God to show me if I have been deceived and erred in this calling. There was only silence. If I had erred and hurt my child, then I was wrong. If I had really heard from God, then I must stand strong. Late last night, my son called to tell me he loved me and if I was happy then he was happy - and he thought I was happy with my new dress and covering. God doesn't always speak to us immediately. There is a reason for the silence, to wait, a time to determine to stand strong. It would encourage me to hear of other experiences of the problems with covering with family.
ReplyDeleteJean,
ReplyDeleteOh my, I just realized that I never answered your question!
We attend a Christian Fellowship Mennonite Church.
Blessings,
Melly Elizabeth
Donna,
ReplyDeleteI am so sorry that you are having struggles with your family because of your convictions. We will be praying for your strength and perseverance through these difficulties, and also that God would give you the peace of heart that you desire.
Blessings,
Melly Elizabeth