Sunday Living 19.52
Today, we’re having a family picnic and spending the day outside. Being with my Littles is in of itself a precious gift. The gift of motherhood.
A gift that is never ending, always changing, and forever blessing.
I look at my Little A. now, at three and half years old, and wonder – how did we get here Little Man? Let me hold you and rock you in my arms again. But, now I tell wild stories about elephants in caves and we play hide and go seek – we’ve crossed over from the baby years and into something new. Something he is excited about and I’m settling into. Oh, and when I get comfortable here, he will grow some more. That is parenthood – growing with your children, not just watching them grow.
And our sweet Abigail, nearing 5 months old – showing more and more personality and character with each passing day. What a gift to our family she is. I hold these two kiddos close and think – Yes, this is being a Mother; being entrusted with these gems, these beautiful souls. I am blessed and even on my toughest days as a parent, I still know that and am thankful.
Happy Mother’s Day! I hope all the Mommas out there are being loved on by their families!
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Happy Mothers day – surely we are blessed with these children of ours. 🙂
Honoring and celebrating mothers is honoring and celebrating children. Happy mother’s day Emily!
Beautiful writing and photos! I hope you had a wonderful day with your family and a wonderful Mother’s Day.
Happy Mother’s Day beautiful you! I absolutely love these photos!
We are truly blessed to have our children, even through the struggling teenage years that we are facing again, with child #4. I don’t know whether to be thankful I survived the first 3 (2 of which are girls).. or just commit myself now as I have another girl who just turned 8..
No matter the anguish & the sorrows… they bring out the best of us.. because they are the best of us.
Oh Darlene, well said my friend. They DO bring out the best of us – and your wording touches me…they truly are the best of us. Thank you for your comment!