i want to live more. [a haiku]

jumping in!  big SPLASH!
feel more.  think [a little] less.
the way life should be.


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i'm joining in some haiku fun with one of my sweet friends, stephanie.  

do you remember my friend, jade?  she is in africa now and has a big appointment tomorrow.
would you join me in prayer that everything goes smoothly and she can get her sweet little
boy home?  i'm am beyond excited for them!

clay likes mint chocolate chip ice cream.  a lot.

i can't take one more fight about who pushes the elevator buttons.

Comments

  1. Beautiful,Love!

    Looks like you are having a nice get away. Enjoy the rest.

    Praying for Jade and her little boy!

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  2. that's all we did at disney....fight about the buttons!!! crazy...

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  3. You totally made me laugh with the "elevator button" comment! We just got back from Florida and that's all my twins did........argued about whose turn it was to push the button!! Hope you have a great vacation!!

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  4. We've been in a hotel the past few days and I finally decided that Gray is the official button pusher- reminding the olders that THEY got to push the buttons when they were his age, and now it's his turn. Now, if we can just get them to remember to let people OFF the elevator before thy barge in...

    Steph

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  5. Love it! And I know all too well the struggles of the buttons, lol! :) Have a wonderful time!

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  6. First time commenting... long time reader :) Totally laughed outloud at the elevator button sentence. I have 3 little girls... and I've felt the same way as you... :)

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  7. those are awesome...love that you too have elevator button issues. Thankfully, my mom has no elevators in her house, so while we enjoy the beach we do not have to fight that battle.

    Have a great week.

    paige

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  8. Yes. I want to live more too.

    Have a lovely vacay.

    Bri

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  9. I love mint chip too.
    my money's on you to win
    for the best haiku

    (will we all speak in
    five and seven syllables
    for all of July?)

    stopping now. honest.
    oh dang, oh no, that was five
    it is addictive.

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  10. ha! so oddly comforting to know that we aren't alone in the elevator button struggle!! and if only i could find so much enjoyment in something so simple! ;)

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