At that time, Kirstin, Zach's sister said, "Makes you feel like something big is about to happen, doesn't it?" I agreed with her, feeling some uncertainty in the prospect that God may be sending us down a rough road in the future, but preparing our hearts with his tender love so we could remember his faithfulness when it wasn't so clearly seen.
Auntie Kirsti with Mariama |
Our family table before we returned to the United States |
We didn't know what was "about to happen", but this season may be part of the challenge God was preparing us for with his love. Acacia and Olivia are little, but their arrival 2 months early is "something big" that has happened. I'm so thankful that God doesn't send us into stormy weather without a knowledge of his presence and steadfastness that will sustain us when the waves threaten our little boat.
Please continue to pray for Olivia and Acacia's growth. In spending lots of time with them, I have had the joy of seeing them start to drink on their own without a tube, hold their own temperatures, gain weight over 5 pounds, and fix their eyes on me. Before they go home, they have to do all their feedings by mouth and have no alarms for five days.
Please pray for Mariama and Lydia as they are far away from mommy (they are in Michigan with Zach). They are going through lots of transitions too.
Please pray for Zach as he is far from his two babies and daddying the older two. Pray he will find a time to rest.
Saying good morning to mommy on watsapp |
Mariama in her mud kitchen at school! |
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