If we were meeting for coffee this morning I would find the comfiest chair and settle in with a bottle of water, explaining that coffee would keep the baby awake tonight.
I would tell you how God is using this season of change in my life to smooth away some of the rough edges.
I would tell you how proud I am of this little guy. He is seven weeks old today and has recently started smiling real smiles! He is a very content baby and had his best night of sleep ever last night.
The ladies of our church had a baby shower for us last week, so I would be sure to show you pictures.
Can you tell that's my mom? She gave the most powerful devotion I have ever heard at a shower. Everyone had tears in their eyes.
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| (My favorite gift) I would probably whine for a minute about the continuing battle with mastitis. What would you have to say? Please link up for Virtual Coffee HERE |
I'd say thanks for the coffee, and I ogle that precious baby of yours, and I'd volunteer to wash your dishes maybe. New motherhood is such a blessing and a challenge. Oh, and I'd probably leave a meal for your freezer-- just for whenever-- because I get it. :)
ReplyDeleteReal smiles are life changing. It is funny how much they imbed themselves deeper and deeper into our soul. And mastis... well that is tough. OUCH! I, too, would leave a frozen lasagna. Cause that is what Italians do. :)
ReplyDeleteI would tell you I am sorry you are dealing with mastitis because...ouch...so painful, i remember that feeling! What asweet little guy you have there, so cute!
ReplyDeleteThanks for joining in for coffee this week!
Real smiles are the best!
ReplyDeleteOh honey... mastitis is the worst :( hang in there... lots and lots of warm compresses...
ReplyDeleteBut what a sweetie!