I’m having a hard time now with, "But what about my life? What am I going to do with my life?" I feel like my thoughts and dreams for myself are these illusive grains of sand sipping though my fingers, falling through the hourglass faster than I can even watch (oh, good grief, how will I feel when I am ninety? Sheesh. Writing it out sounds a bit melodramatic). What will I do about these aspirations? These things I hope for myself? I like to muck around in this crazy selfish pit of mine.
Then Lily and I catch each other’s eyes.
She instantly brightens, her smile flashes, her cheeks round up causing her eyes to become beaming crescent moons, and she giggles, kicking her feet. Then I realize that I shouldn’t spend my time mooning over falling sand, but on the treasures I’ve got here at my feet.
Adventures in Life, Love, Macreme, and life South of the Mason/Dixon Line
Sunday, July 15, 2007
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Very beautifully put...so often, when lugging my heavy baby around I feel as if someone cut off my right arm...thinking that someday it will return when my baby is 18 and gone from the house. I need to remember that my right arm now serves and carries the most precious gift for too short of a time.
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