Bigfoot. 3. Woke up with his grouchy-pants on his brother's 2nd birthday, loved all the new toys he gets to play with because said-brother turned two, and got sprinkles on his pancakes just like his brother for birthday breakfast.
Bigfoot tells me, almost daily, that he wants to grow up. That he wants to be a big boy. He then usually proceeds by sharing all the the things he intends on doing tomorrow since he'll be grown then.
Linus continues to amaze me every single day too. He's at that age where all of a sudden he can say a very distinct and clear, fully-formed sentence out of no-where. Or, all of a sudden he's doing something his brother normally does for him, etc, etc, etc. He's filled with two year-old surprises.
Their smiles, their laughs, their little eyes filled with wonder all keep me filled. Trying to be present during these young years isn't easy. Life is so fast. Often there's a fog from not enough sleep or too much of the crazy, but always there's effort.
These efforts of mine, I pray He blesses them. Everyday. I pray He nourishes them into the love and goodness that only He can share.
Pray He meets you where you are today. Pray He blesses all your efforts in ways only He can.
This is what I pray for too: that God makes my efforts enough. It never feels like enough and the evening usually leaves me with regrets of the day. Only He can give life to anything I attempt. Comforting, comforting thoughts ... They help me sleep peacefully <3.
ReplyDeleteI love how Bigfoot will be grown up tomorrow - so sweet! Moments like those remind us how little they still are :)
It really doesn't sometimes. Probably more often than not! But it really is so good to remember that He does hold all that we do. That He blesses us. That He knows us and knows our hearts and how much we really do care for these little ones, our husbands, and others. He knows. Thank goodness!
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