The
feminists are all fired up with John Kasichs’ comment; "I didn't have anybody for me. We just got an army of
people, and many women who left their kitchens to go out and to go door to door
to put up yard signs for me." Oh, this is just terrible. "He thinks
women are in the kitchen!" One women told him she would vote for him but she wouldn’t
come out of the kitchen, so there.
Do you all see how preposterous this is, women?
The exact place that God calls women to be, in the home, is now offensive to many
women. Few women are in the kitchen anymore. Few even know how to cook. Even
fewer know how to cook nourishing food. Many will say they don’t like to cook, so they don’t. They feed their family microwaved food and fast food junk
instead, as the children become overweight, out-of-shape, and lonely.
Even the pundits were saying how retro this
comment was of Kasich; it even made headline news. This is another example how
far women have come and now even disdain their God ordained role. Women, being
in the kitchen is a GREAT thing! It means you are in it and at home. It means
you are fixing food for your families. It means you care about the health and welfare
of your children and husband. It’s right where you are supposed to be! There is nothing more important for you to be doing daily as a woman than nourishing your family's bodies besides teaching your children the Word of God.
I remember watching an interview with a famous man and woman who both worked full-time. The man at one time during the interview blurted out, "I would love to come home from a long day at work and have a home-cooked meal ready for me and my clothes cleaned." Feminists probably mocked him for even saying this. "He's a big boy. He should get his own food and clean his own clothes." No, if you are a godly woman, you were created to be your husband's help meet in all of these areas. You are the one created to fix him food and clean his clothes.
Find out the food he wants to eat and prepare it for him. The majority of men alive today would LOVE a wife who fixed them delicious food. All children would love to have a mother who did this willingly for them. Unfortunately for feminist, men haven't been able to accept the feminist's life hook, line and sinker because God created men to need a help meet, even in a feminist culture. This hasn't changed for them one bit.
Men and children have been cheated. They've been cheated of having a wife and mother who loves them enough to be in the kitchen often preparing good food for them. Nourishing their bodies is important in many ways since they all eat at least three times a day. Don't take this job lightly, women, or listen to the lies of our culture. You belong "barefoot and pregnant" in the kitchen! This is all I ever wanted in life and if you are a younger, godly woman, you should as well. While you are in the kitchen, do it heartily as to the Lord. Be thankful for all the food the Lord has blessed you with, the kitchen to be able to fix food in, and for a husband that provides you the money to buy and fix food. Then on voting day, happily leave your kitchen to go vote for Rubio or Cruz who clearly proclaim Jesus Christ as their Lord and Savior.
She is like the merchants' ships; she bringeth her food from afar. She riseth also while it is yet night, and giveth meat to her household, and a portion to her maidens.
Proverbs 31:14, 15
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Some of our best family memories are made in the kitchen... Deep, meaningful conversations with my husbands, baking Christmas treats with my daughter, enjoying many meals together, teaching things to my daughter and making crafts together, showing hospitality to others, etc. Our front door also comes into our kitchen, so it's where I greet my husband when he comes in. I spend a big chunk of my day in there! I would much rather be in my kitchen serving my family than working outside the home. I consider myself and other homemakers very blessed! Being home and serving our families is the best place for women to be.
Guest · 474 weeks ago
It was much easier when I was working, as the household reponsibilities fell more equally between my husband and myself, but this is so much more rewarding.
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I guess the pay off is when my husband raves about my cooking (he even raves about it to other people), or when my children excitedly ask what's for dinner, or like yesterday...when my son pulled up a chair and just started chatting with me as I was cooking. I have a special needs daughter and there is nothing that she loves more than helping me cook in the kitchen. We even make it part of her homeschool curriculum.
I'm sorry, but considering that a true, delicious meal can take up to several hours to make, I don't see how a working mom can come home at 5 or 6 and start on a big meal for her family. Sure, there are some good crock pot meals, but those are few and far between in my experience, and you would still have to do all of the prep for that the night before or on the weekend, which is the time that you would be cleaning up, helping with homework or enjoying your family. Leftovers or a simple meal is necessary on occasion and we do that to, but if you are working 5 days a week and are away from your home more than you are in your home, I find it hard to believe that you provide your family with wonderful meals.
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Anthea · 474 weeks ago
You know that verse in Proverbs where "her children rise up and called her blessed"? Look how many of the lades have written about the appreciation they receive from their children. Little ones are so frank and open by nature, that the heartfelt praise is sweet to hear -- there's no side to it.
I have two precious memories to share: One was about a friend, who plonked herself down on the wooden stool by my stove and said, "i love your kitchen; it always smells of something nice!" My friends love to hang out there. I joke that my kitchen has to be nice, 'cos i spend so much time in it. "Twenty-one meals a week! (Not that I'm counting ..."
The other memory is from a summer afternoon a few years ago. Our home is a Victorian terraced house, and we have one with a little alley down the side, created to allow for the delivery of coal. There was a knock at the door, and two of the children from down our street were on the doorstep. "Have you got some biscuits [cookies]?" they asked.
"Well yes, would you like some?"
"Yes, please, and can we have a drink, too?"
"Yes, of course. You knocked at just the right time -- I've just taken some out of the oven. How did you know that I even had biscuits to give you?"
"The smell came down the alley!"
LeeAldenCobb 0p · 474 weeks ago
I have been in the kitchen for all that time, much to everyone-who-knows-me's surprise (homeschooling too!), and I thank God for it.
Also, your essay on your growing up in a filthy home and then giving to your father and taking charge of cleaning it for him, which I read last week, touched me profoundly.
I was, unfortunately, disappointed in your support of Rubio and Cruz. I feel that is a narrow view of Christ. If a man/candidate need only SAY he Believes in order for everyone else to believe that to be true, then there isn't much to Faith! I have found their behavior in this campaign and previously to not be Godly. By Godly, I do NOT mean perfect. Truthfulness is paramount, and they are both lacking.
LeeAldenCobb 0p · 474 weeks ago
Thank you for taking the time to read this. Our children's futures depend on the ability for good people to gather together and exchange these most important ideas.
God bless you.
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GirlinBrooklyn · 451 weeks ago
Your blog inspired me to take the unpopular road and care for my husband first and foremost, and allowed me to then live first in his heart. Also, to prioritize our daughter and be home for her as much as possible.
Thank you so much. Long live women in their kitchens.