I’ve been procrastinating the blog post about our prayer gathering last Sunday. I just don’t have the words it deserves to describe the beauty of it, the presence of God, the incredible generosity and outpouring of support. It left me speechless. Over 100 dear family, friends and sweet clients came out to our house on Superbowl Sunday. Some sweet faces that I hadn’t seen in so many years, several who battled cancer as well, and some who I didn’t even… Read more »
We weren’t always best friends, growing up I never really appreciated having sisters … I remember Shea counting the number of hangers in her closet before she left the house so that she would know if a shirt is missing, I would stuff her clothes in bags in the back of my closet so she couldn’t find them. I remember catching Shea kissing her boyfriend for the first time and being SO upset about it, running straight to mom to… Read more »
Hello readers of Shea’s blog. While Shea is all strung out on Benadryl, I am sneaking in to do a little guest post. Just a little back story for those like three of you who don’t know who I am… Shea and I met at a photography workshop on January 10, 2010. I found my notes.. not secretly celebrating our friendaversary every year or anything.. How has it only been six years. Feels like 16. There was no ‘getting to… Read more »
I have this verse on the mirror above Eva’s changing table, so you know I see it OFTEN. ‘Teach us to number our days that we may gain a heart of wisdom.’ – Psalm 90:12 Then there is this quote, floating around Pinterest and Instagram: ‘The greatest gift you can give someone is your TIME. When you are giving your time, you are giving a portion of your life that you will never get back.’ I’m struggling… Read more »
2.9.16 Writing this at 2am. Eva woke up to eat. Sleeping-all-night was a blissful short lived gift that I hope will return soon! Putting her back to sleep is so sweet and quick, though, and sweet Josh takes over the bottle portion, so it’s not that bad at all. However, I took some medicine for nausea and now I can’t go back to sleep. I keep thinking about my first chemo day, and this week, the stuff that runs through your mind… Read more »