Monday, September 22, 2008

A mini reunion

My friend Hollie is having a cute little baby boy soon. She had a baby shower a couple weeks ago. It was fun to see some friends I haven't seen in a long time.

Speaking of cute little babies, I love being a mom. I feel so thankful I get to be Caleb & Brynli's mommy! Brynli comes over to me and wraps her arms around me and says in the cutest little voice with so much love "Mommy!" I need to record her saying mommy, it's so cute!

A couple weeks ago we had a really neat experience. One night Caleb was begging me to take him to the library. This was pretty unusual because it was night and he doesn't typically beg me to go to the library like this. Not that he doesn't enjoy going to the library - he does. It's just a little hard with my vocal, speedy girl. When she was a little younger I took them to the library. I set her down for a few seconds . . . literally - and when I looked up she had run all the way over to the door and was about to run out of the library through the automatic door. Mind you we were nowhere near the door when I set her down. I bolted over there, luckily I'm still faster than she is I guess. Anyway, it doesn't make for a leisurely library visit.

Caleb was so persistent, I decided it would be fine to take him to the library that night and get him something. Mark stayed home and put Brynli to sleep and I took Caleb. We got Caleb some stuff and just as I was about to leave a DVD on birth jumped out at me. It's called The Business of Being Born. I grabbed it and checked that out too. I had no idea that Caleb wanting to go to the library one night would influence me so much. I watched the DVD that night. It was very impactful for me. That night as I was writing about it in my journal the Spirit let me know that Caleb was prompted to go the library. It was a neat feeling for me to know that.

6 comments:

aubreyannie said...

so, what did you think of the documentary? i got it from netflix but ended up not watching it due to circumstances, but i've heard it's really good. {and in your face}

Marissa said...

That is so amazing! How special that you were able to have that experience! I would like to watch that, so I will have to check it out, as well.

Rob and Amy Weaver Clan said...

I wish you could be my doula here in a few weeks.
Amy

K. Lou said...

Glad you are having spiritual moments in the midst of motherhood. Your kids are lucky to have such a good mom.

Sarah McK said...
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Christie said...

Sorry I haven't replied! I've been sick. I really liked the documentary. It does show women giving birth, which I actually love, but it might be a bit of a shock for some.
Amy I hope all goes well for you. I wish I could be there too. Thanks for everyone's comments.