That is still our girl. Still our old soul who likes quiet time. Still our little introvert who would rather be around 2 or 3 special people than a whole party room full of people. For those of us lucky enough to be in her orbit, she opens up to us in both silly and serious ways. She is thoughtful, persistent, kind, clever and a loyal friend.
Sunday, October 28, 2018
Our Old Soul Turns Nine
Abigail has always been an old soul. I was recently thinking of something that happened when she was 2 1/2. We were at the playground in our neighborhood and she got stung by a bee. She tried not to cry, but got a bit teary eyed and I took her home and gave her some TLC. I tried to make her feel better by telling her that she may have been stung, but the bee died when it stung her. (I know this only happens to honey bees, and I doubt that is what stung her, but I thought it would make her feel better to know the bee was brought to justice.) But this only added to her misery as she began to sob for the poor bee with her own discomfort forgotten.
That is still our girl. Still our old soul who likes quiet time. Still our little introvert who would rather be around 2 or 3 special people than a whole party room full of people. For those of us lucky enough to be in her orbit, she opens up to us in both silly and serious ways. She is thoughtful, persistent, kind, clever and a loyal friend.
That is still our girl. Still our old soul who likes quiet time. Still our little introvert who would rather be around 2 or 3 special people than a whole party room full of people. For those of us lucky enough to be in her orbit, she opens up to us in both silly and serious ways. She is thoughtful, persistent, kind, clever and a loyal friend.
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