Today, my baby bean is one. One.
I'm sitting here trying to finish up this post at 11:00 PM, after a long night of mommying and cooking and organizing, when I need to wake up very early for a work training tomorrow morning. But all I can think about right now is this number.
It's been one whole year since she got here. One year of growth and change and smiles and giggles (and a few screams). One year ago I didn't know her, and today I can't imagine ever not knowing her. She's one of my favorite people ever.
I wish you could meet her--she's so funny and spunky and sweet. She has such a sparkle to her. I'm so, so lucky that she is mine.
Although it's been some time now, I can still remember the day I found out she was growing inside me. In that moment, it was as if G-d split the sea right in front of me and I stood, unbelievably, on dry land. She was my miracle.
And all I can think of today are the lines from this book.
Heaven blew every trumpet
And played every horn
On the wonderful, marvelous
Night you were born
--Nancy Tillman
And played every horn
On the wonderful, marvelous
Night you were born
--Nancy Tillman