Last weekend, Dr. BrownEyes was away to a conference and
BlueEyes and I were home by ourselves. When he was very little, those days
would feel kinda lonely: being by yourself with a little baby to me feels like
being by myself, but constantly being busy taking care of the little baby. You’re
talking to the baby, but the baby doesn’t respond, or even acknowledges that
you say something.
Now that BlueEyes just turned two, those days when it’s
just us feel so much different. By now he’s a little person, and even though he
hasn’t mastered the art of putting two words together to form a sentence, he
can talk about many things (and even joke!) just using one word at the time. So
now those days feel like I’m hanging out with someone: going to the park or the
pool or just the grocery store, while chatting about the things around us. And
that little person is not just someone; he’s one of my favorite people in the
world. It’s crazy and weird how fast that has changed.
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