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Love and Grace Times Two
“Every pregnancy is different,” so I’ve heard, and have now experienced. When pregnant with my first baby, everything was new and exciting, curious and magical, and also terrifying. Now 38 weeks into my second pregnancy, I sure don’t remember being … Continue reading
Learning Grace through Parenthood
A few weeks ago, I took my 17-month-old daughter to a bookstore to do some Christmas shopping. There, we were greeted with free Styrofoam cups full of spiced apple cider. I took a cup, and clearly my girl wanted a … Continue reading
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Day 21/31 Days of Five Minute Free Writes 2017: GIVE
Day 21 There are some days as a mom and wife when I feel like all I’ve done is give. Each step of life prepares you for the next. Going from being single to married requires death to self. Decisions … Continue reading
Perspective
A few weeks ago, I walked down to the beach at the end of our neighborhood with my baby girl strapped to me in the baby carrier. As I crossed the road near the pool, an elderly lady with a … Continue reading
Tiny worries
On Tuesday, October 6, 2015, life as I knew it changed. The night before, I had woken up in the middle of the night so nauseous that I had to throw up even though I didn’t feel remotely sick. Mike, … Continue reading