After Noah’s birthday invitations sat in the diaper bag for more than two weeks, I finally put them in the mail today. Mailing his invitations somehow made his approaching birthday so much more real. Turning one means he will officially leave babyhood behind; he’s graduating to toddlerhood. But, in so many ways, I feel as …
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As I gaze into my son’s sleepy eyes, the rest of the world melts away. He has a smile that makes everything okay. He’s not shy with his smiles; he knows how to bat his eyes, smile, and wave his arms to get everyone’s attention. But I’ll never grow tired of his smile; its magic …
Watching Noah brings back memories of my childhood – some good, some bad, some just there. Tonight, it’s the happy memories that I choose to let flood my mind. I laugh as I recall the sandbox in our backyard. My little brother and I were determined to dig to “the other side of the world.” …
When they’re born, they’re so small and innocent – unscathed by the world around them. Although I know that he’ll grow up too quickly, it’s still hard to believe that this little 10 lb bundle of joy swinging beside me will eventually go to college, move out, and start his own family. The physical, emotional, …
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As I sit here watching Noah, only one-month old today, I can’t help but marvel at the miracle that is life. I’m not religious by any means. I celebrated my Bat Mitzvah, but my religious journey ended there. I don’t believe in deities; my faith lies in science. And yet, his presence in my life …
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