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My Reality
October 24, 2011

I looked in the mirror this morning and said to myself
“Well, this is my reality today.”

I was in the family room nursing Rachel and Avery came to snuggle up beside me (let's be honest here... I use the term “snuggle” loosely as it was more of a head butt for attention) and in the innocent perspective of a four year old she asked me why my tummy was still big. Huh. Um, I JUST had a baby??

Yup, it's been one of those days. How do you deal with “those” days? I let my preschooler trash the family room. I had an extra cup of coffee in the afternoon. I wore my pj's. All. Day. Long. It was a looooong day, but it was just what I said it was. My reality.

And now I'm sitting on the couch watching TV mindlessly with my husband. I've had a few “coulda, shoulda, woulda” moments. A few regrets, a few bright moments. But as I'm sitting here with my feet up, typing on my laptop sharing a bag of Nibs with my man I am reminded...

This is the day that the Lord has made. I will rejoice and be glad in it.

Amen.

2 COMMENTS | POST A COMMENT

On Saturday, November 5, 2011, Mark said
That was funny. A nice comment following too. Blessingz to you

 


On Tuesday, October 25, 2011, Angela said
Your blog was perfect for me today! Brooklynn has been crying all afternoon and will not nap! I read your blog while she was crying in her crib.... your words were just what I needed to hear. So, if she doesn't want to nap today.... I will rejoice in the fact that she just wants to be held. Not sure what she is going through today, but I can put all the other things aside that I was planning on doing today.... and just hold her. : )

 



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