Thursday, August 6, 2009

Waiting Patiently

33 comments:

Emily said...

beautiful blanket! Hope you won't have to wait much longer!

Maggie's Mind said...

Just beautiful. On so many levels. The perfect scene, really. So excited for you!

sitting on the mood swing at the playground said...

What a beautiful photo!

Megan said...

Can't wait to "meet" her! :)

Riahli said...

OMGoodness I find the waiting part so hard...all the anticipation starts to get me a bit crazy. Been thinking of you as I start to go into my crazy "everything needs to be perfect and ready for the baby as of right now" nesting phase.

Beautiful picture...that pink blanket looks super soft!

Krystyn @ Really, Are You Serious? said...

Aren't you just the cutest ever? Can't wait to see her pictures and hear all about it!

Midwest Mom said...

What a beautiful photo. I have a feeling your daughter will cherish this one later on.

Blessings! - Julia

Laura said...

That is simply a beautiful photo. LOVE IT. Sending you lots of hugs, best wishes and baby-love for a wonderful delivery, a safe arrival and a speedy recovery.

lime said...

that is a lovely shot. glad you've got somethimg to keep you a little busy. :)

Anonymous said...

You are so beautiful!!

Gee said...

I am so excited for you! You and your daughter will have such a special relationship, i love my girls so much. How exciting to bring home a beautiful little girl after bringing home three handsome boys, what a new and special adventure you are going to have! All the best! :)

Burgh Baby said...

You look FANTASTIC!

MamaB said...

Good Luck! I will be thinking about you! I hope everything goes smoothly! Come hell or high water my little "cookie" will be here on Monday.

Tammy said...

Very sweet photo...

Jeni said...

Love that picture -and title -quite appropriate and yet, how impatient you probably are deep inside! Hurry and get here in your mind and trying to remain calm on the outside. But soon enough -in her own time -she will be here and you'll be so busy then with the boys and new baby you might even wish now and again for the quiet of waiting, huh?

Kathryn said...

Such a wonderful photo, and I love the blanket!

imbeingheldhostage said...

Brilliant. Beautiful picture for your baby book.


Now tell the truth. Did you set the timer on your camera and run over to the chair to look peaceful?

Maryeliz said...

Lovely. And that blanket for your little girl looks great.

designHER Momma said...

oh you look beautiful! can't wait to hear the big news...

painted maypole said...

great picture. and isn't it a full moon?

Unknown said...

This photo is beautiful. I just love it...

Rima said...

You really *do* look like you're waiting patiently! And maybe that will be the last photo of you as a pregnant woman!

Mom24 said...

I'm very impressed that it's patiently. :-) Thinking of you.

Cecily R said...

That is a GORGEOUS picture!! Wow.

Putting the FUN in DysFUNctional said...

Cecily R took the words right outta my mouth! You just glow.

Beck said...

What a BEAUTIFUL expectant mother you are - and I hope that you don't have too much more waiting to do!

dawn klinge said...

This photo deserves a magazine cover! You're beautiful, and I wish you all the best as you patiently wait for your sweet little girl.

Lindsay said...

Oh that's a great picture - especially of the pink blankie you're making just for your special girl! Can't wait to see pics of you in that chair rocking her!

Stephanie said...

This is so serene - just beautiful. And I love that blanket!

Debbie in CA : ) said...

Oh so pretty in pink.

Simply beautiful!

(Praying all goes smoothly AFTER Todd returns home.)

: D

Anonymous said...

indeed you are

Tonya said...

I love this picture! and the caption.

Homegrown Tribe said...

look at you beautiful mama!!

so soon, so soon! I'm so excited for you!

britt

Words To Live By

Be grateful for each new day.
A new day that you have never lived before.
Twenty-four new, fresh, unexplored hours to use usefully and profitably.
We can squander, neglect, or use them.
Life will be richer or poorer by the way we use today.
Finish every day and be done with it.
You have done what you could;
some blunders and absurdities crept in;
forget them as soon as you can.
Tomorrow is a new day.
You shall begin it well and serenely and with too high a spirit to be
encumbered with your old nonsense.

-Ralph Waldo Emerson