Dainty
Posted: March 5, 2013 Filed under: Little Women Leave a commentJune is finally getting her last incisor, so right now anything and everything goes in her mouth. Isn’t she dainty?
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If you get a package of swag in the mail, it's official, right? Law school here I come!
"Why does motherhood have to be about loss? I know there are great things ahead. But this - it's gone. Motherhood is knowing that you have to give up lovely moments and leave them behind, and you don't do it for yourself, you do it for someone who will have no idea the kind of love you feel for them until they sit holding their own baby and the world - the big, bright, amazing world - is suddenly contained in this tiny bundle." --Deep thoughts from my journal in 2016, the day I nursed Ramona for the last time.
Not-so-fun fact: even after Christian's death and several years of meeting LOTS of people who've lost a child, I still don't know what to say when I hear about someone's child passing away. Especially during the holidays. I think saying something is better than saying nothing, though. Fellow bereaved parents, what's your stance?
ðŸ˜ðŸ˜ðŸ˜ I miss baby Ramona so much
Jarom bought this for me in case I did well on the LSAT. I feel like he maybe should have waited until my score came out? Doesn't matter though - 172!!!
LSAT score tomorrow. I need some major distraction in the meantime!
I was so excited that the big plant stand/shelf I ordered finally arrived...only to discover there are pieces missing from the package. 😩
Jarom painted a wall for me while I was gone so that's a win for today
Right now I'm feeling like "Shoot, if I can live through five years of the kind of grief I have, I can kick the LSAT's butt" and that's exactly the type of logical reasoning that WON'T be on the test. (Except maybe as a question like "The argument is most vulnerable to criticism on the grounds that it..." Answer: fails to present any evidence whatsoever connecting grief and LSAT aptitude)
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