Right now, love isn’t big, make-me-swoon love. Instead, it's tiny love, and here’s my list of what love really is in this small-kids season of life.
My husband and I have been married for almost 12 years, and we’ve had six kids in the last seven years. Every day is a marathon, where we hope to just crawl across the finish line and collapse into bed. So right now, love isn’t big, romantic, make-me-swoon love., every day, in so many ways. It’s about helping out when I need it the most. It’s about seeing me—really seeing me—and knowing that I’m working so hard to raise kind, loving little people.
9. Love is texting that you’re at the store, what do we need? And waiting while I send you an enormous list of must-haves, including wine, wipes, milk, bananas, eggs, and a million other things. 11. Love is getting up to clean up the spilled drinks during dinner so that I can choke down my food.13. Love is taking more than your share of turns to wipe bottoms and change diapers.
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