distraction and the discipline of presence
Distraction can be a welcome relief. But if you’re anything like me, maybe it’s become a problem.
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Distraction can be a welcome relief. But if you’re anything like me, maybe it’s become a problem.
I remember reading the list in the What to Expect Book carefully and following every detail. Like I was making a lemon meringue pie. Or replacing the water pump in a car. I had never washed a newborn before! I needed detailed instructions.
May Your unfailing love be with us Lord, even as we put our hope in You. Psalm 33:22
I think every mama on this Monday morning will say a prayer. Whether she believes in God or not. Because someone has to watch them. Someone, please.
If anyone anywhere very desperately needed to take her own advice, it would be me.
One day, my memory will be even worse. And I will be the lady with the cats and the books and the unruly garden, living on spinach dip and tortilla chips and feeding Dave TV dinners.
because you can only stay up way past your bedtime so many nights in a row before it all catches up with you.
It’s kind of amazing what the right footwear can do. They actually made me want it to rain . . .
I wrote so many thoughts over the weekend and not one of them is ready for print. Not even on the internet. I did, however, have a breakthrough last night when I realized the post I had written was the very thing I needed for …