today has been a better day than i've had in awhile. i wish i knew what all the contributing factors were so i could reproduce them day after day. of course, i have my guesses, and there are a couple things i did differently today that i know were helpful.
maybe it was just a temporary emotional crash and i can get back to normal again. that would be nice. i didn't care for feeling like a mean/bad mom, not to mention the feeling of just wanting to cry all the time.
the last few days have been really beautiful here. the earth is waking up, the trees are getting leaves, there's tulips and daffodils everywhere, and i think it's helping me to shake off the winter doldrums. thank goodness for the seasons!
thanks for all the support from everyone who's been there to listen or let me cry, or say the right thing at the right time. each part is always equally important.
i love the way heavenly father answers prayers. instead of just a single answer, it is almost always given to us a little bit at a time. and while this serves the purpose of giving us only what we can handle at any given time, i find it to be such a blessing in that i get to experience heavenly father's hand in my life multiple times in a short period of time. it might be easy to ignore or explain away one answer or small miracle, but when so many little things happen at once to create a bigger picture it's much harder to ignore or explain away the divine assistance as mere "coincidence." he cares enough about me to create an entire network of people and answers that all work just right for me (and somehow for everyone else at the same time. amazing!) and that makes me feel loved and important.
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i love all of that. and i think it's easier to feel the truth of god's answers to our prayers if they come as a steady undercurrent to our lives, rather than being hit over the head...though i have a appreciated a good "over the head" inspiration in the past (little room for doubt)...i read this today and thought of you - i know it's about adoption, but read to the bottom and you'll get why you came to mind - and here's my hug of support from a distance ( ) http://jenhatmaker.com/blog/2011/09/06/after-the-airport
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