"Why are mommies girls?" Tyler asks me.
"Because God made us that way."
"Yes, but why? I want to know why you are a girl."
I wasn't sure how far we were going to take this: philosophy, anatomy - this questions lends many directions.
"When I was a baby inside Grandma, God decided that he wanted me to be a girl. And girls are the ones who grow up to be mommies."
Tucker piped in, "Yes, and when God made you into a girl, he had two little boys on his mind. He thought, I want to make two very good brothers, so I need to make their mommy now.'"
Just when I think he's not listening, he drops a nugget like that in my lap.
You are right, sweet Tuck. When God made me, he was thinking about you.
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And He was thinking about Robb.....
That, my friend, is pure gold.
I have to say I have been reading your blog lately as someone else recommended it. I LOVE IT!! Thank you for sharing your heart, soul, difficulties and victories with us. I look forward to reading what you have to write every day. Thank you.
Love this! What a blessing.
Isn't it amazing when you consider that half of your boys was already inside that baby girl?! So yes, Tucker is right~ God was already thinking of him. :)
It blows me away~ as the mother of all girls~ to realize that, as I carried my daughter, I was also carrying my grandson's mom and half of him. Oh, how miraculous are God's works. :)
Thats one smart kid you got there.
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