"hey mommy"
the clash of cereal bowls
and diaper changes
the rhythm of my life has arguments about responsibility
and laughter of the sounds of farts
the rhythm of my life includes the hmm of the washer, dryer, and dishwasher
with the occasional rumble of a tractor and a cry of a cow
the rhythm of my life has songs in tune with made up words from a sweet baby girl
and the picking of mandolin by an independent 7 year old
they rhythm of my life has phone calls from my moma and husband and Jessica and steady bubbles as text come in from friends
the rhythm of my life waits for the sound of the door every night when the husband comes in smelly and tired but still smiles at the sight of his children
the rhythm of my life is high and low and sometimes loud and and sometimes soft but it ebbs and flows into a beautiful song that has an every changing melody but the beat is still the same and hopefully others see it is being conducted by the Great Almighty
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| Jessica and I chillin at the zoo |
what is the rhythm of your life these days?
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Five Minute Friday with Lisa Jo Baker
Ahhhhh. . . . I love that last couple of lines. . . beautiful. :) Here from FMF. Have a great weekend!
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Karrie, the rhythm of my life waits for Hubby to come home too. :) Love that your 7 year old plays the mandolin and love your header photo! And the C.S. Lewis quote on the sidebar. Found you via 5 minute Fridays :).
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ReplyDeleteBeautiful post. Love the last line - '...and hopefully others see it is being conducted by the Great Almighty.'
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