Noon-time

I can hear the least one humming now and I always say that when she's either singing to herself or humming---all's well in her little world.  So sweet.  The other afternoon, she was in the backyard with one of the dogs puttering in her tiny bit of garden, and I was in our bedroom with the window open a crack so that I could hear her.  She was singing softly to herself the whole time.  I could do to pattern myself after her.  She takes the present moment and totally squeezes every bit of pleasure out of it that she can.  But most kids are pretty good at that, well, until adulthood slaps them in the face.

Grocery shopping today.  It's always nice to get the shelves filled again.  Thankfully Gary has work scheduled, but part of that will be later on in the week.  Trying to take each day as it comes, and sometimes that's so HARD.  I think ahead to the coming days, and panic with thinking of this and that.  Nothing earth-shattering, but plain living.  It can get overwhelming at times, though.

Wish I had a cup of tea beside me.  Already had my morning cup and keep reaching to the side for what's not there.  Must remedy that. :)

Truly, there's nothing pressing against my life just now (except for my sweet Daisy the pug who's asleep on my bare feet), and I need to look at God's solutions and not my issues.  The sermon was on exactly that, and I would be wise to focus on Him and not me.  Again, deep breaths.....

(photo of one of the scoops that my woodboy made)