It's been about one year now since we first heard about the possibility of the possibility of the possibility of these unexpected turns, which have been... wow...hard. And I would say with most certainty--that we are thriving in the Lord's good care.

This is one happy, sensitive, worshipping, gentle little girl. Ready to talk, but only when there is space in the conversation--

One of our many treks to the hospital. David packs the car, I prepare Sophia. We know when to talk and when to listen to music and when to start praying. The drives to and from St Vincent's have become a special family time.
Sophia has officially joined us for dinner!
Oodles of fun with the space blanket!

Not interested in showing off her first two up-and-coming teeth.
But very interested in spending time with Daddy.

And good night.
1 comment:
We love this little girl and her parents!
Post a Comment