My grandpa says he doesn't know what he did to be twice blessed by wonderful women that agreed to marry him.  A few years after my Grandma died, he married Marietta, who he has now been married to for 16 years.

Marietta has a tremendous heart of service.  Even at 86, she barely lets us in the kitchen to help cook or clean up after an elaborate, delicious meal she has loving prepared for all of us.  In the past few years, we've finally been able to sneak in the kitchen before she does and help with the dishes.

During this visit, after catching a total of 13 large-mouth bass in the farm pond, we wanted to honor her and Grandpa in our final evening there.  We invited them to the barn/hotel where we were staying for supper where we had fried up the fish, made hush puppies, baked potato fries, coleslaw, and a chocolate, peanut butter parfait for dessert.

Not only was the food delicious and the company outstanding, but one of the most precious parts of the evening was being able to serve Mary.  Always the perfect hostess, we were finally able to serve her.  It was transforming for everyone.

On this Transformational Tuesday, I encourage you to serve someone who is always the one serving you.  And if you're always the one serving, allow someone else to serve you today.  For everyone involved, it will be transformational.