Oh My Goodness,

Look who's here!!

Adeline (Addy) Jane arrived yesterday morning, and our hearts are overflowing already. Her GiGi says she’s an absolute little doll. There’s so much excitement buzzing through the family — this tiny girl has stepped into a world where she is already wrapped in more love than she could ever imagine.

🌸 Short Poem for Baby Adeline

Adeline, little noble heart,

with grace from the very start.

A whisper of joy, a promise of light,

a tiny new star in our family’s night.

May your days be gentle, your laughter sweet,

and God’s own love guide your precious feet.

Memo:

The poem is from AI

Until Next Time

Tuesday 4

Welcome to Toni Taddeo’s Tuesday 4, hosted by Annie.

Those Little Annoyance’s

 

1. What pet peeves bother you the most?

Oh mercy… what is it with people who refuse to use their turn signal? Not every intersection has a red light, folks. Some of us are just out here trying to guess whether you’re turning left, right, or planning to camp out in the middle of the road. It shouldn’t feel like a pop quiz every time I drive through town.

2. Do you air your grievances or keep things to yourself?

Most of the time, poor Mr. D gets the full weather report — clouds, thunder, and the occasional breeze of common sense. Thankfully, we usually end up agreeing on whatever I’m fussing about, which helps the storm pass quicker.

3. What government ordinances, city requirements, or red tape annoy you?

In our little town, it takes an act of Congress just to get a permit for anything. Want to fix something? Build something? Breathe in the general direction of a project? Better pack a lunch and settle in. It’s aggravating as all get‑out.

4. When life’s annoyances gang up on you, do you take it to the Lord in prayer? What else helps you regain your equilibrium?

I talk to the Lord about everything — big, small, and in‑between. When life piles up, I slip away somewhere quiet to regroup, breathe, and think things through. A little solitude, a whispered prayer, and the reminder that God is still steady… that’s usually all it takes to bring me back to center.

With that said, those tiny irritations really can get on our last nerve.

I like the advice someone gave my daughter Tammy,

“Choose your battles!”

And isn’t that the truth? Not every pebble in the road deserves our energy. Some things we can simply step over, breathe past, and keep moving with grace.

I always try to keep my heart light and enjoy the peace that comes from letting the small stuff stay small.

 

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Thank you Annie for hosting!

Until Next Time