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Posted on 17 June, 2015 by Emily

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Posted in Reading | Tagged A Blog About Love, Glennon Doyle Melton, Julian of Norwich, Lauren Winner, pain, reading, reblog | 1 Reply

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“I like baby Grady. He’s my best friend.” 😭😍 #charleshylden #dongradyh

Best place to nap? On Momma. #dongradyh #charleshylden

When it’s been one of those weeks already, and it’s only Tuesday. #charleshylden

Clearly, I’m working from a template. 1/2 are #charleshylden 1/2 are #dongradyh

Finally spent the night under one roof, on the eve of #dongradyh ‘s one-week-aversary. 🙏🏼🙌🏼

Who wants to see bodily secretions? I know... but this is really about counting tiny blessings amidst the muck. #dongradyh Baby Grady has unfortunately taken after Dad (@jlhylden) and big brother #charleshylden with an extended hospital stay post-birth. 💔 high fever, assumed virus; so scary. But for the bodily fluid & blessing in the midst: this #milksaver I got online a few weeks ago, saving every drop of antibody-gold for the sweet little boy who needs my immune system. 🙏🏼

Baby Grady’s arrived! 7/17/19, 4:27pm. 9 lbs, 21 inches 😳☺️ Donald Grady Hylden #dongradyh

This is one thing that I love about the Lectionary: three years later, to the Sunday, I get to hear my buddy Amos preach about summer fruit — AGAIN. Never ever ever would have imagined I’d get to do this on any old Sunday (...of maternity leave).

Sentimental Momma (n.): Emily, who leaves sticks gathered where they fell and a ball of play dough where it was abandoned, because it would break her heart to disturb these treasures. #charleshylden

Just struck me now how fitting it will be that little Grady’s first perch is underneath the watercolor of his namesake’s church in rural Georgia. #dongradyh

COVERED in boys. #dongradyh #charleshylden

My memory recalls this as an opening song @downtownchurch in 2016. Missing this sweet, sacred community today.

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