At 4:30PM, Mountain Standard Time, today,
Harper Leigh Pattee made her entrance into the world . . . God be with
her! I would be lying if I did not admit
that it is wonderful to have our second granddaughter make an appearance into
our lives. Both the wife and I anxiously
await our first encounter at the end of the August . . . in the meantime we
just beam with that grandparently glow.
The wife and I, and the other
grandparents, think that the daughter and son-in-law do good work. Harper Leigh looks beautiful, but then again
there has never been an ugly baby born.
She looks healthy, she looks alert, and she looks as if she will be a
handful in the future . . . all I can say is that what goes around, comes
around. May God be with parents!
It is such a blessing to be a part of an
expanding family . . . first, there was little Emily, our granddaughter in Fort
Collins, Colorado and all the family she brought with her. Then there was Harper Leigh in Dothan,
Alabama. The wife and I feel immensely
blessed to have two wonderful granddaughters to entertain and teach us in the
years to come. God is good . . . may God
be with us all.
I know that this has been an
exhausting day for both our daughter and son-in-law . . . it wasn’t quite the
way that they imagined it would be, but it is the way that it played out. They have survived and now begin the journey
of parenthood. Our prayers are with
them. As they turn in for the night, I
want to share one of my favorite lullabies . . . yeah, poor Harper Leigh is
going to learn the oldies. For Harper
and her parents . . . the Beatles . . .
Golden
Slumber.
Another, more modern version for the daughter by Mumford and Sons.
Blessings abound! Amen!
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