I tire of the endless laundry.

(And yes, I know, a family of four doesn't generate THAT MUCH compared to most.)
I somehow manage to puncture my foot on Thomas or one of his cronies every dang day.

I read the same paragraph in a book twenty three times in a row before I actually have the uninterupted moment to finish one page, let alone whole book.

I can't escape a day without having my head butted, nose bashed, eye poked or foot stomped on

by an over-zealous toddler

or a well-meaning, albeit rambunctious, preschooler.

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I still remind myself to never take for granted these two perfect Little People, their dad and the life God gave us.

(And yes, I know, a family of four doesn't generate THAT MUCH compared to most.)
I somehow manage to puncture my foot on Thomas or one of his cronies every dang day.

I read the same paragraph in a book twenty three times in a row before I actually have the uninterupted moment to finish one page, let alone whole book.

I can't escape a day without having my head butted, nose bashed, eye poked or foot stomped on

by an over-zealous toddler

or a well-meaning, albeit rambunctious, preschooler.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
I still remind myself to never take for granted these two perfect Little People, their dad and the life God gave us.


3 comments:
Megan,
Oh my Goodness, love this post and new pictures.
My new favorite is the last one posted of Leah kissing Joshua's forehead, just adorable.
The bright colors J & L are sporting are way too cute.
Such a beautiful family with a wonderful life.
Waiting for our next adventure together,
anxiously.
love & miss you all.
always thinking of you very special four.
Amen sister!
Amen to that.
And do love a Jodi Picoult book!
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