There are few things I love more than sitting criss-cross in an
overstuffed chair with a hot cup of coffee that has the perfect amount
of sugar and cream. Bonus points if the criss-cross legs are bare and
tanned, and no one else is awake. These moments are far more common for
me than I deserve. I squeeze them in a couple times a week - on a random
Tuesday after my big honey has left for work, or on a Saturday when
both honeys are still snuggled up in bed. I keep the lights low, pad
across my hardwood floors, snuggle into a favorite spot and savor the
moment when the sun just begins to flood my living room with that dusty
golden glow. I had one of these sweet. solitudinous moments this past
weekend at my in-laws house. It was raining out, little honey was
playing happily in the floor. I was wearing a worn, over-sized sweater
(double bonus points...) and my coffee had just the right balance of
whole milk and real sugar. In that second, I thought about how fortunate
I was. How graced, blessed, loved, and unbelievably fortunate I was to
be there. Far too often, I find myself focused on what isn't. What isn't
clean, isn't on time, isn't perfectly cooked, isn't toned (post-partum
body, mamas? Can I get an A'men!)... isn't, isn't, isn't. So I decided,
right then, to start a blog about what is - to remind us that life is
not about the isn'ts. It's about the people you love the most, the
passions you follow, the lives you touch and the moments as they come-
not as we think they should be.
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