I rushed to the computer just now with high emotions, actually a few tears. No, we did not get the baby boy. In fact, Daniel found out we were being shown to 2 birthmothers this week and both decided to keep their children. We found out yesterday.
I have other reasons for my tears ... I sat Sonora in front of the TV. We had a great morning together, we read, we played, she took her medicine for the little rash spot on the back of her head and then asked for some breakfast. I made her a scrambled egg and said she could eat breakfast in front of the TV. We never do that, we always eat breakfast at the table across from each other. Well, I put the eggs before her and went to the fridge to pour her a glass of orange juice and I hear a faint, "God is great, God is good, let us thank Him for our food. By His hands we all are fed, thank You Lord for our daily bread. Amen. Yay Jesus. Oh, and thank You for Miss Antoniette who made this food for us today, in Jesus HOOOOOOOOOOOOly name, AAAAy-men."
This isn't a new thing~ her praying. In fact, she has commandeered dinner tables across the county and led groups and parties of people in prayer before. Everyone thinks it's cute, but I have been watching her and noticing she likes the attention, she likes the accolades and is always proud of herself when she is done. This time, she touched my heart because she was all alone as far as she knew, nobody heard except her and God. She thanked him for food and for me and it was just between her and God. Nobody else to impress, or perform for. I know she is only 2 and a half, but I cheer inside for her obedience to praying before meals. My heart is full, my cup is overflowing.
I have other reasons for my tears ... I sat Sonora in front of the TV. We had a great morning together, we read, we played, she took her medicine for the little rash spot on the back of her head and then asked for some breakfast. I made her a scrambled egg and said she could eat breakfast in front of the TV. We never do that, we always eat breakfast at the table across from each other. Well, I put the eggs before her and went to the fridge to pour her a glass of orange juice and I hear a faint, "God is great, God is good, let us thank Him for our food. By His hands we all are fed, thank You Lord for our daily bread. Amen. Yay Jesus. Oh, and thank You for Miss Antoniette who made this food for us today, in Jesus HOOOOOOOOOOOOly name, AAAAy-men."
This isn't a new thing~ her praying. In fact, she has commandeered dinner tables across the county and led groups and parties of people in prayer before. Everyone thinks it's cute, but I have been watching her and noticing she likes the attention, she likes the accolades and is always proud of herself when she is done. This time, she touched my heart because she was all alone as far as she knew, nobody heard except her and God. She thanked him for food and for me and it was just between her and God. Nobody else to impress, or perform for. I know she is only 2 and a half, but I cheer inside for her obedience to praying before meals. My heart is full, my cup is overflowing.
