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Category Archives: My Little Ones
9 Years Missing HimJoshua, It has been almost a decade since you were with me. They told me it would get easier, and it does. I haveView full post » 
“Mom, sometimes you’re like the Hulk”Update on the Gently + Quietly Project – Part 1 I sat down to write about where my gently + quietly journey hasView full post » 
Hovering Between Unplugged and ConnectedThis is a post about a childhood unplugged, but here we are meeting on the computer. We learn that we shouldn’tView full post » 
If and WhenThere’s not a way to kiss when you’re afraid it might be the last time. There’s no way to tie it allView full post » 
Christmas Eve in MarchThere was a commercial during the Super Bowl (which is all I watch on Super Bowl Sunday. Well, that and This isView full post » 
I slept with a stranger to save my marriage“I’m looking past our faults from those scattered days. And fancying redemption.” I sat inView full post » 
So about that Christmas card…Merry Christmas friends! Here is our digital Christmas card of sorts, sharing with you a few moments in ourView full post » 
The biggest mistake I made this Advent…“In John 3:16, Jesus teaches us that the God who exists loves. Let that sink in. The God who absolutely is.View full post » 
When you became my daughter…Daughter, I felt so awkward. I had never before had a daughter, and I didn’t know how to do this newView full post » 
How could I have known?A year ago when I would see mothers posting first birthday photos and telling of teary eyes and time moving too fast,View full post » 
Eight years missing himIt has been eight years missing my son born still and all too quiet on his due date. Almost fourteen years have provedView full post » 
For all the posts I never wrote about my first daughterThis is the post for all the posts I never wrote about you. My other daughter. My Blessing. You spent the majority ofView full post » 
For the love of a good storyDaughter, You were just a hope last October. You were curled up inside me, dancing unseen, and your hiccups were myView full post » 
I haven’t yelled at my kids in three weeks and this is what I have learned…Before I made this commitment to not raise my voice for one year, I was not living a life of congruence, and I stillView full post » 
Why “I do” is a daily actWe were children and we were full of wonder. We were seeking more than just ourselves and we were hurting. It has beenView full post » 
When you wonder what you’re doing…I help him pack his lunch, lay out his new uniform and tie his cap on tight. It is the first day for him to follow inView full post » 
When you realize you’re not enough…I held my newborn daughter, long awaited and hoped for after losing three precious babies and after growing threeView full post » 
When you realize you can’t keep up …I had high hopes. I cleaned off my laptop and organized my photo catalogs. I was going to blog this baby right,View full post » 
When a summer day comes crashing down…The notification pops up in my email… A claim for an automobile accident on our insurance. I was in aView full post » 
What to do when time won’t slow downWhen a babe is born, time alters. We count it in days and then weeks instead of months and years. There is eating andView full post » 
When you’ve woken up together for many yearsDaughter, I wait for the morning light to filter through the courtyard trees and into my room. At first just a glimmerView full post » 
Fancy SnazzyWhen our school has “Fancy Snazzy Dress Up Day” most of the kids wear fancy dresses, suits and ties.View full post » 
When you’ve lost too much to do the normal things…When you have lost, and lost, and lost again – you can’t do normal things that others do without aView full post » 
SilencedThere are many reasons for the silence. Many reasons not to open my mouth. Noise, noise, noise all day long, but I fallView full post » |
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