Life for us has been altered in such a profound way, it's impossible to sum it up in a word, sentence, or blog in general. I think I always told myself that I wouldn't change who I was when I had a baby, but that was total crap. Life has done a one-eighty and I can't wait to see whats around the corner and door number two. Sure- it's tough. Staying up for 6 hours during the night with a fussy baby only to find out in hour six that she just needed to be burped a different way, or how about the endless feedings a newborn requires--those are impossibly tough {really, just ask my tatas}, but they are all worth it. They are a small piece of the day that come together and somehow weave a sense of completeness.
Today, I didn't get the master bath cleaned. I didn't make it to the grocery store. I didn't finish painting the kitchen. I didn't clean up my office.
I did stare into the bluest eyes of a beautiful little girl. I did drive around looking for a pharmacy that carried the medicine my baby needed while singing {horribly}. I did dance around the living room with my little girl on my shoulder.
It's the little moments.
4 comments:
gorgeous!! and oh so true!
Liz seriously, she is beautiful. I'm not even saying that like I say it to everyone who has a baby. Seriously gorgeous. Also your post reminded me of this:
The cleaning and scrubbing can wait till tomorrow
But children grow up as I’ve learned to my sorrow.
So quiet down cobwebs; Dust go to sleep!
I’m rocking my baby and babies don’t keep.
World's cutest absolutely cant wait to meet her!!!
Awwwww hey there, baby girl. I'm sure you already know this, but you have a seriously awesome mama. :)
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