Judah wrote:Yay, she certainly appears a very peaceful one.
Wish my one was that small. He was... 20 years ago.
Time passes so fast, K. Enjoy every minute of her.
In amid the crying, changing of nappies, and being told by my wife I am doing stuff wrong (which is probably true) , believe me I am trying to enjoy her while she is still a bubs.
Actually I am strangely quite loving doing all that, especially when she looks up and smiles at me. I get that warm and fuzzy feeling inside.
Judah wrote:Yay, she certainly appears a very peaceful one.
Wish my one was that small. He was... 20 years ago.
Time passes so fast, K. Enjoy every minute of her.
In amid the crying, changing of nappies, and being told by my wife I am doing stuff wrong (which is probably true) , believe me I am trying to enjoy her while she is still a bubs.
Actually I am strangely quite loving doing all that, especially when she looks up and smiles at me. I get that warm and fuzzy feeling inside.
Mark that memory well. You will need it someday! (spoken by a father of 5, but only 1 daughter.)
Dogmatism is the comfortable intellectual framework of self-righteousness. Self-righteousness is more decadent than the worst sexual sin. ~ Dan Allender
Canuckster1127 wrote: Mark that memory well. You will need it someday! (spoken by a father of 5, but only 1 daughter.)
I most emphatically support this comment !!!
My youngster is working very hard to drive us, his parents, totally insane with stress, grief and anguish.
Thanks for sharing those pictures Kurieuo! I think I'm envious now....
The heart cannot rejoice in what the mind rejects as false - Galileo
We learn from history that we do not learn from history - Georg Friedrich Wilhelm Hegel
Finally, brothers, whatever is true, whatever is noble, whatever is right, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is admirable, if anything is excellent or praiseworthy, think about such things. -Philippians 4:8