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Morning.

Home.
Peaceful.
Happy.
Together.
Playful.
Baking. 
Laundry.
Bonding.
Dancing.

I absolutely love morning time.
This morning...
I woke up feeling refreshed,
even after an early morning nursing session.
Opening up each window and making myself a hot drink.
I begin a load of laundry and set out my ingredients for baking.
The little ones are still sleeping. 
During this time, I also set out some learning materials for our oldest.
Music, books, puppets, and a few other things she enjoys.
She's finally up. I've managed to get a lot done.
The baby is still sleeping. We take this time and enjoy our time together.

This morning has treated us well.

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  1. Jennifer HaysOctober 23, 2014 at 1:16 PM

    I always loved those peaceful times with my older child when the baby was sleeping. It was good to be able to stay connected with him even though his life had changed so much with his new baby sister coming on the scene. I'm glad you're able to spend this time with your big girl.

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    1. StephanieOctober 24, 2014 at 7:50 AM

      Jennifer,thank you. I agree, I really think this time is needed. So much has changed for her and I want her to know that I still feel the same about her. I think it's very important. :)

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  2. Surprise you are a momNovember 2, 2014 at 12:17 PM

    Glad everything is going well with you and your family! Always great to spend sometime together <3

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