Monthly Archives: July 2025

little baby love

I have a seven month old. WHAT IS MY LIFE. WHAT IS THIS TIME it’s flying, and yet slow and simple and beautiful. I can’t believe how the weeks melt together and all of sudden my baby is longer, her face looks more like a little girl’s instant of a small baby’s, she is developing her personality more and more. She has become the happiest person I know. SO MANY SMILES and laughs and chirps. She gets a bashful at strangers but also smiles at everyone and is so happy to be alive, bouncing up and down on her chunky legs because she recently figured out she can do that in her excersaucer and when I hold her under her arms.

I love her so much. Motherhood is precious – I get to experience life through a tiny person to whom everything is magical – looking at trees in the park,

little baby love2025-07-19T16:12:28+00:00

Sacred Moments, Halcyon Days

Dear Bunny,

 

You are taking your long morning nap and I’m sitting on the couch thinking about you. How you are seven months old (!!) and the light of my whole life. Your dad and I constantly talk about how sweet it is to have you in our lives – you are SO MUCH FUN, with your giggles and smiles and endless entertainment as we watch you do the simplest things. You add color and substance and fullness to our life in ways I never could have imagined.

Right now, our routine is pretty simple. You wake up around 8am. You nurse, then play, then poop, then eat breakfast, then take a bottle and nap for two hours. Then we get you up and play some more, usually trying to go on a walk or an errand together around the neighborhood. I talk a lot with family and do snatches of work

Sacred Moments, Halcyon Days2025-07-12T16:20:31+00:00

Things God Has Taught Me: Motherhood Edition 1

I was pushing Bun’s stroller down the street, walking with a friend, when she asked me a great question: “What has God taught you since becoming a mom?”

OH, so many things. Recording them here while I have the time.

I need Jesus. All the time. More than I ever thought.

Motherhood is brutally humbling. It’s not about maxing out or reaching your capacity; it’s about falling on the ground with your capacity broken. It’s about crying out to the Lord that you can’t do it anymore, that you’re overwhelmed and you can’t do it. And He gives you your daily bread to keep going. He brings you through. He enables you to do it, one hour and sometimes even just one minute at a time to love and care for this precious little person He has brought into your life.

God loves us through His people.

When I was blearily stumbling through the early

Things God Has Taught Me: Motherhood Edition 12025-07-09T02:50:31+00:00