It's spring. You are surrounded by babies being born and/or about to be born. It's okay to remember those baby days of the past. It's okay to miss them and remember them. They were wonderful.
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Not sure where I am headed with this.
Sometimes I am like that, act first think second.
Who is this person?
It is a tricky thing to sum oneself up in a few words or less.
Especially someone like myself, who feels like I am still very much a work in progress.
My focus in the now revolves around my kids...all are at various stages in becoming the women they will be.
Sometimes, during the rare moments of genuine peace and quiet, I make things. Things for them, for me, my partner, our home.
Not exactly a few words or less....but as with me, at least a start.
Especially someone like myself, who feels like I am still very much a work in progress.
My focus in the now revolves around my kids...all are at various stages in becoming the women they will be.
Sometimes, during the rare moments of genuine peace and quiet, I make things. Things for them, for me, my partner, our home.
Not exactly a few words or less....but as with me, at least a start.
Yes those baby days were/are magic. cheers Marie
ReplyDeleteYes, it's okay. I'm still in them and although I look forward to more independence (for everyone) I know I'll also shed a tear now and then for the times that passed in such a blur...days of such sweetness and light. Let's NOT forget the whining, crying, barfing, diapers, and clinging now...but let's embrace the beauty too, while celebrating what IS.
ReplyDeleteWaaa, goodbye to the baby days. One of the great and blessed times in our lives. But...hello to other ways to create! Like that beautiful photo of a daisy emerging from the oak leaves. (my photographers think it is beautiful and Ben asked if you have a photography studio)
ReplyDeleteBig hugs, Eloise