Tiffany Gee Lewis: What you dont see

What you dont see, when we all march into church on Sundaymorning, is the chaos of the morning that happened just 10 minutesearlier.

What you dont see, when you look at my four little boys in theirsuits, is that the 7-year-old is wearing Dads socks because wecouldnt find his. And they go all the way up to his knees.

What you dont see, when I pull out the lovely quiet book I made afew years back, is that below it, in my church bag, are five baggiesof smashed raisins because I havent cleaned out the bag for months.

When you enter my house, with its shining entryway, you dont seethe three loads of laundry dumped on my bed. Or the dirty pots Istashed in the oven. And you will never see the interior of myminivan, not until I find the time to vacuum it out.

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Tiffany Gee Lewis: What you dont see

What you dont see, when we all march into church on Sundaymorning, is the chaos of the morning that happened just 10 minutesearlier.

What you dont see, when you look at my four little boys in theirsuits, is that the 7-year-old is wearing Dads socks because wecouldnt find his. And they go all the way up to his knees.

What you dont see, when I pull out the lovely quiet book I made afew years back, is that below it, in my church bag, are five baggiesof smashed raisins because I havent cleaned out the bag for months.

When you enter my house, with its shining entryway, you dont seethe three loads of laundry dumped on my bed. Or the dirty pots Istashed in the oven. And you will never see the interior of myminivan, not until I find the time to vacuum it out.

Read the full column on MormonTimes.com.