What are you watering?

So, kind of a random thought.

You know the saying the grass is always greener on the other side? Then you have people who say the grass is greener where you tend to it most. This popped into my mind when I was thinking about God planting those seeds and as we encounter others, or other experiences. It gets watered more and more until that lil seed that was planted has bloomed. I am pretty sure that i'm oblivious to the many seeds which have been planted. I remember a time when I needed to be humbled *yeah, not so much fun* I recall moments when I had to grow in my faith and trust. I know that I still need humility and growth and oh my so much more! I want to water those seeds that have been planted! I want to be changed. I want my love in the Lord to grow, to blossom, to be exuberant and vibrant and beautiful!! However, I have no idea which seeds have been planted. Oh sure, I can name a few, but I want to spend my time growing every inch, every way possible! I don't want to leave one..NOT ONE SINGLE SEED UNWATERED!! I want to grow. I want to feel myself growing into a more mature Christian. I think I need water. I need to be submersed. I need to know that I'm maturing, growing and blossoming.

And to prayer i'm heading....

Baby Landon

Today I have the privilege of caring for a precious lil boy named Landon. He's under 6 mos. old. A few people expressed concern how my children would respond to me sharing my time with a newbie.

So far this morning, Wyatt has been concerned of the noise level of Laci and the television as he doesn't want to hurt the little babys ears.

Laci has taken the role of being a friend by making sure Landon can see his lil stuffed doggy at all times.

I'm so impressed that my children are so gentle and nurturing at such a young age! <3