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This girl is amazing.

This girl is tolerating a very different way of doing things and she’s smiling through it. (Most of the time…)

This girl has to work harder at taking a drink of milk than you  or I do during a one-hour workout. 

But…This girl is doing it. And well.

 

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This girl adores her big sister. 

This girl can do just about everything better and faster than her big sister.

But this girl cheers her big sister on consistently, celebrating every little thing like it’s a major event.

 

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These little girls make me smile.

These little girls make me crazy sometimes.

These little girls frustrate me to no end on some days.

But these little girls are blessings. Just as they are.

Lord, give me the wisdom to raise these little girls in the way you know is best.

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  1. My favorite post! -Jenny

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  2. You made me cry this morning:) I have to remember to just enjoy my kids just as they are, no matter how crazy they make me 99.9% of the time!

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  3. Tears in the eyes. Love in my heart. Great post.

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  4. Thank you for your open honesty. You said what I feel about my boys, but never find the right words. Thank you!

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  5. You are your daddy's daughter, having a way with words. Wonderful post.

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