Oh gosh, I totally relate to this whole post! My boys are 18 months apart, so yeah, I'm with you on all of this. Especially the part of trying to slow time down and savor every little thing. I love the stages my boys are in (2 and 3 1/2), and part of me never wants it to end. I can see now why some women just keep having babies! 🙂
sweet post, case. i feel the same. trying to clutch onto the slipping time without success. i think thankfulness is the only way to fully live each moment.
So sweet. And encouraging, in a roundabout way. I always get anxious thinking of having a second child. I feel bad thinking that the 2nd child won't get my undivided attention or the stillness of a quiet home. But I suppose they adapt! Thanks for your words. Your littles are blessed to have you.
look at her!!!! beauty and a little bloom in her "hair" just like momma too. awe, you are a wonderful writer. adored reading this open letter of love. ♥
Oh gosh, I totally relate to this whole post! My boys are 18 months apart, so yeah, I'm with you on all of this. Especially the part of trying to slow time down and savor every little thing. I love the stages my boys are in (2 and 3 1/2), and part of me never wants it to end. I can see now why some women just keep having babies! 🙂
sweet post, case. i feel the same. trying to clutch onto the slipping time without success. i think thankfulness is the only way to fully live each moment.
So sweet. And encouraging, in a roundabout way. I always get anxious thinking of having a second child. I feel bad thinking that the 2nd child won't get my undivided attention or the stillness of a quiet home. But I suppose they adapt! Thanks for your words. Your littles are blessed to have you.
When Adam gets home, I pass off Henry & cuddle with Elliot and I love it!
look at her!!!! beauty and a little bloom in her "hair" just like momma too. awe, you are a wonderful writer. adored reading this open letter of love. ♥