I’m headed home after dropping Tess off to school imagining all that I’ll get done while Megan is napping. Usually I don’t hear a peep from her while driving home except, “I’m tried”. A delightful sound I must say. Perhaps it is the nice warm weather or the sugar rush she had as we walked out the door, but over the music I can hear her from the back calling my name, “Mommy, I don’t want to go right to bed. I want to go outside and take pictures.” What? Totally new to me. I couldn’t decide if she was trying to appeal to me by bringing the camera into it or she in fact did want to play outside and take pictures. Whatever the case she is a brilliant little girl because it certainly worked.
I decided to be engaged in play instead of watching her behind the scene. What a delight it was, we went down the slide several times, rolled in the brown grass, ran around, talked, and looked for bugs. I love her sweet way.
When it was time to venture in the house and take a nap she said, “mommy glovers.” She had found a patch of what Tess told her was green clovers brought to us by the “lepechaunth”. She was thrilled with this discovery and I couldn’t help but grab my camera now and snap some photos of her anxiously engaged in picking the clovers.
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As I sat there watching her collecting the clovers I just kept thinking about how very lucky I am. This past weekend I was quite emotional…emotional in a way that is dripping with thankfulness and love for life. Emotional in the best way. Life has been good to me. Really good to me. Right now I feel this tremendous sense of gratitude. I am in this place, this positive place, where I am consciously aware of the blessings I have been given. These are blessings that have always been with me, but I am just now beginning to understand them. For too long I have pushed them aside feeling unworthy of them, afraid to accept them, or even unknowing that these blessings exist.
Today I welcome and give thanks for my blessings. They are needed and certainly appreciate in a life that travels down an unchartered road. Today I see the hand of God in all things and have a constant prayer in my heart that I will always be worthy of what He has given me.
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