Throughout the adjustments of life with Bob, the sleep deprivation, the cabin fever, the piles that never completely go away but rather continually reappear in the kitchen, I have a family that blesses me beyond measure. Although Anna’s life is seemingly on hold, while Bob is learning to be a sociable and polite companion, she has not wanted to forgo the tradition of watching episodes of anime with her siblings. The challenge was coordinating their schedules with Bob’s naps.
On this particular Saturday afternoon with a breezy 80 degrees in the shade, a solution was found; take the computer outside. With access to a wireless connection the rest was easy. After careful consideration as to the perfect location that would allow for visibility of the computer screen, and Bob securely anchored to a metal tin filled with concrete, they could commence with their movie time.
As I stepped out my front door I was greeted by the sight of my three youngest immersed in their love of one another while still tending to Bob. While the world too often focuses on dysfunction, I can attest to the love between siblings. A love that is not rude, is not self-seeking, is not easily angered, and keeps no record of wrongs. This love is not simply something of fairy tales. It exists in families everywhere and it is very real.
I LOVE the backdrop!!!! That is just too awesome. It really adds the flavor of the site, nice move. I have read everything on your site and the only thing I found disappointing… is that I ran out of things to read 😛 It certainly appears that God has given you such an amazing and wholesome daughter, that only the finest hand cooked meals, made only from the best ingredients, can nourish such a person. What an added blessing that she was given to a mother who possesses the wisdom and ability to not only rise to the occasion and level of attention needed…but to be able to reach out and share with all of us that collective knowledge along with sharing the best parts of your family. How amazing is it that you take the current circumstances in your life and turn them in a HUGE opportunity for you and your daughter to minister to tens of thousands of people. Thank you for sharing your health with the rest of us. It is my humble opinion that anyone can benefit from food options listed on your site. Most all of us take for granted that we let total strangers prep our chainsaws and pack our parachutes, every time we eat fast food or buy one of a thousand processed foods. So thank you! Thank you for embracing an internet blog and doing such an outstanding job putting together a fun place to laugh and learn. A loyal fan M
A very humble “Thank You.”