Today was a perfect fall day with Lane. My favorite part was walking the trails of Prairie Lakes. When Lane got out of the car she immediately turned to the water and said "wa wa" as she hobbled to it. She was fixed on the ducks paddling and bathing in the water. I was trying to get her to walk the trails with me, but she was more interested in picking up the gravel from the parking lot and putting it on her stroller seat (she later repeated this with dirt). Finally, after I coaxed her to some hide and seek behind a big rock, she forgot about the gravel and we began to walk amidst the tall trees and prairie grass. Lane then resorted to picking up the leaves on the trail and putting them into the stroller. Her little world is so beautiful, as I watch her I think, she is totally in her own realm. We just walked, mostly me leading and her trailing along at her own speed and leisure. The simplicity of today was what I needed... being in God's creation at this beautiful park, letting my little girl just be free.
The Spirit of Laziness
Good Morning! I come to you with the spirit of laziness on my heart. Here's my question, do you ever feel completely lazy? I'm sure many of you would raise your hand and say "yes", depending on the day or situation of course. I'm experiencing the feeling of laziness as I approach this dreary Thursday morning. It's slightly humid and gray outside, chances of rain threatening our summer day. But I notice I am not feeling lazy due to the cloudy weather heading us to harbor indoors. I've felt this sense of laziness for the past couple of weeks. And I am drawn to dissect it, yearning for understanding. Here's where I feel lazy.... The foods I am feeding my family. Simple sandwiches with a side of carrots and water. One pot meals with no veggie sides, McDonald's breakfast, chips and fruit snacks for snacking, cold cereal for breakfast and lunch, and the list goes on. The house I am living in. I go in spurts here. I will have weeks when I am on top...
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