It's a short one :)
Gem has started a habit of coming into our bedroom at night
when she wakes up. The past couple weeks
have been almost every night, and Daddy and I are tired. One because she’s not such a little girl
anymore and when she swings her arms and legs LOOK OUT! Two because she has a little allergy thing
going on and has been pretty stuffy at night when she lays down. So much so that she has resorted to breathing
through her mouth sometimes, poor baby.
She’s not quite the freight train Daddy can be when he snores, but she’s
definitely a little Thomas the Tank Engine.
The other night my bedroom was a busy railroad station. My two trains were just chugging along, and
one, thankfully the smaller one, was right in my ear at one point. I actually had to giggle about it with both
of them snoring like that. I almost got
my phone out at one point to record them, but then I thought better of it, and
NOW I wish I had, LOL! After some body
adjustments with Gem, and a few nudges with my foot to Daddy, they both settled
into another position and stopped snoring so I could get back to sleep. As I drifted off a couple of words entered my
mind…Beautiful Breaths.
Psalm 150:6 says “Everything that has breath praise the
Lord! Praise the Lord!” I started to
wonder…just us breathing when we sleep, and our bodies getting the rest that
they need during the night, does that praise the Lord? When our minds are rebooting and doing
exactly what He created them to do, does that praise the Lord? Now our minds and how we lead them to think
is another story on whether that praises the Lord. What about when we sneeze or yawn? Have you ever thought of that? Does our bodies doing exactly what He created
them to do praise Him without us even realizing it? Being pregnant I also started thinking about
a story my hubby tells about when Gem was born.
He actually heard her first breath, her first inhale, and then everyone
heard her cry. How special is that? How close is God at that moment when a baby
is born and He gives us breath? “The
Spirit of God has made me, and the breath of the Almighty gives me life.” Job
33:4 ESV. When baby #2 is born I will be
listening for that first beautiful breath this time, and I will praise Him with
mine.
Peace, Love, and God Bless.
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