Our darling girl, Ivy Lynne Sohn Rogers, came into the world last week. Thank you for your sweet and encouraging words after my previous post, where I shared my fears that I wouldn’t be able to love this second child as much as my first.
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Well, she’s still in there, taking her sweet time, so here’s another blog post. While I had fully intended to write a post for last Wednesday, I was in the throes of finishing up all of my tasks at work so I could break for my maternity leave without any lingering responsibilities.
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It can happen any day now. Our hospital bags are packed. Her name has been chosen. Her bassinet is ready, onesies washed, diapers organized and ready to be used.
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I had the rare luxury of having the house to myself this past weekend. My husband went to go visit a friend in LA and dropped off our son at my parents’ house. And oh my god, I cannot fully express how glorious this time alone was.
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Dear readers, here I am, getting back into the swing of weekly posts. My last post before I went on summer break was on June 25th and it feels as if both so much and very little has changed.
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Don’t worry, it’s just for a couple months. If you’re new to this site, I still encourage you to subscribe down below as I’ll be back in the full swing of delivering weekly posts in September. In the meantime, you can delve into the rich database of previous musings and epiphanies.
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I woke up around 7 a.m. It was a cool morning, which would be enveloped by the spring sun in a few short hours. I set the table with one of our standard meals—a toasted croissant, fruit, nuts. Milk for him, coffee for me.
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There was a time when spring break, winter break, summer break—all forms of school break—were looked upon with excitement and anticipation. And then I had a child. Oh, have those feelings changed.
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I’m currently reading You Can Heal Your Life by Louise Hay and finding so many gems. The premise of this book is that most physical illnesses stem from emotional roots. She doesn’t believe all illnesses can be cured through spiritual/emotional healing but her own story is one where she did in fact cure herself of cancer through forgiveness and claiming her worth and power.
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