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Living in the now.


“Life is like riding a bicycle. To keep your balance, you must keep moving.” 

― Albert Einstein

















Lately...things seem to have fallen into place. Everyone is smiling, preparing for the baby, and enjoying our time living in the now. Life is truly beautiful, and we're all thankful.

Lately, things have been peaceful. I'm happy, breathing-thank goodness, and just loving motherhood. The weather has shifted again. Sunny days are ahead of us. Out on the back porch enjoying the chirps of the little birdies, sprinklers on, and the smell of freshly cut grass.-I'm daydreaming about mid-summer.

Lately, our daughter has enjoyed her time being hands-on. She enjoys splashing in the sink and helping me with dishes. -Even if it's pretend play, she's definitely my little helper. She reminds me, "Mommy, are you drinking your water"? -"Of course, I am baby. I do appreciate you looking out for your sister and me". 

I absolutely love motherhood.  Each day there's a new adventure. -It's so amazing watching her grow. I mean, seriously, I created these two? I'm beyond amazed, and we are excited for the day we meet our little one growing oh so quietly in my tummy.

My husband has been wonderful through this pregnancy. Of course, with our first pregnancy, he was also wonderful. -He's looking forward to our girls fighting over who will dance with him during the daddy/daughter dances. -I'm looking forward to seeing him tuck two sweet, gentle girls in bed at night.

 My husband recently bought me a new collection piece from Willow Tree to add to our previous set. A little girl, of course, is much older.-It represents our daughter now. She's growing, and yes, I'm sad to see this happen, but it's life, and I'm amazed at how she's changing and developing into her own person. Our previous set will now represent our soon-to-be little one. 

We're all enjoying the now. Taking it all in and appreciating each passing day. I hope the same goes for all of you. -Enjoy living in the now!

I hope you all have a beautiful weekend spent with loved ones. :)

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  1. I loved this post and the pics...very peaceful. Have a wonderful weekend :)

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    1. Lynda, thank you! Have a wonderful weekend. :)

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  2. Your pictures are always beautiful Stephanie.
    I love hearing that you are enjoying Motherhood and your time together as a family preparing for the baby. I hope you have a great weekend ahead of you! xo

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    1. Aw Kristy, thank you. I hope you are enjoying your days spent with your family. Have a wonderful weekend.

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  3. I'm glad you're enjoying your time with your little one and looking forward to the new baby. You're a wonderful mom and it always shows in your words and pictures. I hope you have a nice weekend with your family. :)

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    1. Jennifer, thank you. You're always so kind and I'm so happy to have met you through this blogging community. :)

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  4. Oh my gosh so cute, that she worries for you so. I bet that she is so thrilled to have a little sister on the way. I can't wait to hear the announcement that the new addition is on the way!

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    1. Aw, thank you Dina! She is very thrilled and talks to her daily. I can't wait to see how they will be together. :) I hope you have a beautiful weekend.

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