What's Your "Mom Personality Type"?

This is totally scientific, yet totally made up.  Do you see yourself or your friends in any of these?  

The Domestic Diva:

• A combination of Martha Stewart (love ya, Martha) and Betty Crocker, this gal excels in household management.
• Why she's an awesome friend:  She'll bring one lip-smacking dish to your next potluck.

The Sassy Stylista:

• She's dressed in the latest trends with each hair in place as she trots through the grocery store (in heels, of course!).
• Why she's an awesome friend: She can gently nudge you toward updating your style and can help you get ready for a date night with your hubby.

The Fitness Fanatic:

• No kidding, this gal uses her jogging stroller for actual jogging!  Drop and give her 20!
• Why she's an awesome friend:  She can prove to you that women with kids really CAN make time for exercise.

The Crazy Committee Chic:

• PTA?  She's all over it.  Church choir?  Please, she practically runs it!  This mom is involved in seemingly everything and brings a snack along for the team too!
• Why she's an awesome friend:  If you lost your kid's soccer practice schedule or you want to know what's going on in the community, she's got her finger on the pulse of it all.

Pleasantly Plugged-in

• Adorned in her Bluetooth, smart phone, iPad, and every other imaginable device to stay connected, you can't miss this tech-savvy lady.  
• Why she's an awesome friend:  You'll get a text, Facebook message, email and tweet on your birthday for sure (her smart phone reminded her to).

Comfortably Casual

• This gal can laugh at the disasters of the day and still make time to finger paint.
• Why she's an awesome friend:  Kids screaming, pot boiling over, dog barking at the back door, and she can still focus on you and your latest parenting quandary.

Each of us is a unique blend of loads of interesting characteristics.  Don't we serve an amazing Creator?  May we all learn to appreciate each other's strengths and lovingly accommodate temporary weaknesses.  We all have a part to play in the body of Christ.

"Just as a body, though one, has many parts, but all its many parts form one body, so it is with Christ."  (1 Corinthians 12:12 NIV)