She slipped out unnoticed one day when I forgot to latch the door.
And so I rise each day and nurse babies and make breakfasts and shopping lists and play-doh pizzas; I kiss boo-boos and sweaty little baby curls. I wipe up spills and runny noses.
But it's mechanical and dutiful and forced. These are beautiful things-- beautiful children. My God has blessed me abundantly. So why is it such a chore?
Oh, Jesus-- soften my heart. Make me content.
Tuesday, October 27, 2009
Friday, October 23, 2009
Cana's first 'do
Monday, October 5, 2009
Crunchy Tribal Goddess Mama
THAT is how I would like to be referred, from now on, please.
'Cause no, I didn't clean the bathroom today.
No, I didn't fold the laundry.
Yes, I fed my kid Cheerios for breakfast (again) instead of our *ahem* usual diet of sprouted grain toast and organic tahini topped with ground flaxseed toppy.
But darnit, I got my infant on my back with a long piece of fabric. And nothing but a long piece of fabric.
Just like the crunchy tribal goddess mamas do.
'Cause no, I didn't clean the bathroom today.
No, I didn't fold the laundry.
Yes, I fed my kid Cheerios for breakfast (again) instead of our *ahem* usual diet of sprouted grain toast and organic tahini topped with ground flaxseed toppy.
But darnit, I got my infant on my back with a long piece of fabric. And nothing but a long piece of fabric.
Just like the crunchy tribal goddess mamas do.
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