yesterday was one of those days...
i had a micro-fiber towel as my tissue. pathetic, i know.
i cried, and cried, and cried.
i was beaten down and exhausted. i wasn't sure how to pick myself up. i just felt totally alone and ridiculous.
then, it all changed...
i talked to some pretty important and amazing people in my life. they told me exactly what i needed to hear. validated my feelings, gave me advice, and straight up listened to a babbling-crying Keisha.
i honestly just felt so blessed. that so many people cared about me. they sincerely care about the situations and trials I face in my life. they were there to scoop me up and love me and give me that boost to keep going, and be better.
some days you just need to have those days. it makes you love the good days. it makes you evaluate your life. it makes you stronger for the next time around.
last night as I finally retired to my bed after only having 6 hours of sleep since Sunday night, i ran of list of the things i was grateful for that day...
some included:
a beautiful, healthy, funny, curious boy.
a wonderful mother.
a doctor that will look you in the eye and tell you exactly what you need to hear.
a logical and sensible husband to balance out my passion and opinions of life.
phone calls with girls who just get you.
a girls night out.
the scriptures.
prayer.
my season of life.
that i live right where i do.
and GIRLFRIENDS.
so after a good night sleep, I've picked myself back up.
I have a good life. (totally obsessed with Good Life by OneRepublic right now)
and I'm going to recite the poem I've had memorized since 6th grade....
st. lucia 2023 in photos...
2 years ago
7 comments:
Love ya Keisha! We all have days like these!
So glad you made it through a rough one! Counting blessings always helps me too.
thanks for sharing that poem. i needed to read it and really ponder it. you're a great mother and i know you do your best at everything you do. days can be long and hard, but just remember that. ;)
p.s. this is jessie (chivers) spiers. didn't realize i was signed into my mothers gmail!
I am grateful for you!!! You are the best!
I love that poem! Thank you for sharing it! It is good to know I am not the only one who has days like this sometimes. You are such an awesome mommy and Luke is so lucky to have you-- and vice versa!! We love your family!
I love that poem. I've never heard it. Thanks for sharing it...and for being real on your blog. We all have those days.
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