“I worry as I wash”---love. The heart of a mother wrapped in worry as she does what a mother does, care for her children. I felt your heart in this piece and relate to it so much. Beautiful words, friend.
I am new to Substack and have been bouncing around, reading various work. This stopped me in my track. You are an excellent writer. This piece made me feel so seen. Thank you!
“I worry as I wash”---love. The heart of a mother wrapped in worry as she does what a mother does, care for her children. I felt your heart in this piece and relate to it so much. Beautiful words, friend.
Thank you so much Sara! Your encouragement and feedback was so helpful on this piece! ❤️❤️
Beautiful words and images. ❤️ very relatable.
Thanks Alyssa! ❤️
Oh gosh, I feel this deeply. Thanks for these beautiful words, and to know we’re not alone.
Thanks for reading Kim! ❤️
A constant reminder in motherhood (and life in general): Philippians 4:6. Thank you for sharing your heart about worry. I can totally!
I literally wrote out this verse last week. After finishing this essay. I should sticky note it somewhere.
Oof, that grace we extend to others so easily, but withhold from ourselves. This is beautiful, and so, so relatable. Also, these photos 😍
I was just telling a friend the exact same thing. Why don’t we talk to ourselves the way we talk to our friends? ❤️ thanks for reading Cara!
Oh man. The worry dialogue. I relate. Hard. Thanks for sharing! And the pictures 😍😍
I have a feeling we aren’t the two only worrying. ❤️
I love these beautiful pictures that accompany these words!!! Lovely, Dani!
Thank you friend!!
I can so relate to this friend. Thank you for sharing this ❤️
Thanks for reading friend! ❤️
I am new to Substack and have been bouncing around, reading various work. This stopped me in my track. You are an excellent writer. This piece made me feel so seen. Thank you!
Thank you so much Melissa! ❤️
Congratulations on your award! But on a serious note, I absolutely adore this. You captured motherhood so well.
I am also a worrier so this was so good to read! I love Mary Oliver's poem about worrying 💛