Gavin has been gone for a week, and he still has 10 days left!! He's been gone before, but this time it's different because he's talking and learning so much. I feel like every day that he's away from me he will learn something new that I'm not a part of (selfish i know). I am, however, overly joyed that he is spending time with his grand and great grandparents. It really makes me happy when I know that he brightens their world. When I was pregnant with him I was so afraid that noone would love him. Maybe it's one of the crazy things that happen with pregnancy and the whole insecurity thing, but yes I did fear that. Now it's so hard to imagine anything of that nature with all the wonderful family that he has to love him. I am very grateful.
So this week is supposed to be a week of production since lately I seem to use Gavin as my excuse for not getting things done. So I have started putting things in my wedding album, I started my diet, I am registering for school, we are going to paint my dresser and nightstand tomorrow, and I am currently writing this blog! I know some of you do those things and more, but please let me have my moment =) Anyways, I never meant for my blogs to be a recap of my life, but that's all that seems to come out lately. Hopefully I will be more inspiring in the near future.
Tuesday, April 13, 2010
Monday, April 5, 2010
"O how he loves us"
I'm listening to this song before I get ready for work, and I can't help but think back over my life. "O how he loves us" It's so amazing that despite everything His love is still so strong and amazing. I didn't get to go to service yesterday for Easter because I had to work, but in the morning before work I asked God to be with me all day. I just wanted to feel him. We have a morning devotion for the residents at the nursing home where I work, and we usually sing a couple of hymns at the end. Yesterday we sang "How Great Thou Art" and "Because He lives." In the middle of our singing I noticed several residents, family members, and staff with tears streaming down their faces. They were truly singing how great He is, and the atmosphere was so beautiful. Most of them have short term memories or alzheimer's disease. So today they may not remember yesterday at all, but I know I will. O how he loves us.
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