I love my early mornings. They are my time to be Angie. Not mommy or sweetie or friend, just Angie. Alone, with God. Sometimes in this quiet time I simply sit and talk with God about the swirl of stuff in my mind. Sometimes there are specific things I just can't stop wondering, dreaming, or worrying about.
Usually I have the Bible with me and usually I read a verse or two or twenty.
But sometimes not.
It's the "sometimes not" days I love best. Sometimes not happens because I've felt God's presence so personally and I know this is what He wants me to carry throughout the day.
Today was one of those days. I'm celebrating that Asa slept for eight straight hours for the first time. When I finished feeding him, he fell back asleep over my shoulder and I couldn't put him down.
Sweet puffs of regular breathing. Pudgy arms resting around my neck.
Living in the moments I spent so much time pleading for.
Absolutely gifts. The kind I never ever want to forget.
Nothing more peaceful in the world.
The clock kept urging me to put him down, jump in the shower, get down to the couch to spend the quiet time with God. That schedule, my type A check it off the list personality.
But God spoke over the clock and I knew adoring the gift He sent to me needed to be my quiet time for today.
It was a sometimes not kind of morning.
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