Delinquent Dog and This Season

I took Niva to a new dog daycare today because it was closer to our house. I dropped her off and got a call about an hour later that she was basically kicked out. 

Dogs at The Dog Stop Pittsburgh

Our little Houdini isn’t allowed there anymore because she was doing some hardcore fence jumping and climbing. I have no idea how she was getting over those fences, but I’m not surprised 🤷‍♀️ 

I feel like I’m in a crazy season right now, and I don’t just mean weather-wise, lol. It’s a season of busyness, going to and from Children’s Hospital for testing, scheduling procedures, phone calls from doctors, appointments, and bloodwork. A season of late night prayers while tears run down my face. A season of unknowns. 

At the very same time, I’m in a season of joy. A season of playing with play-doh, bedtime stories, snuggling, giving bubble baths, and making forts. 

Mom in pillow fort with toddler

A season of thankfulness for family and friends who love us, pray, and care. A season of leaning on others for support, and leaning on God for everything.

When I think about seasons in life, I’m always reminded of Ecclesiastes 3:1: There is a time for everything, and a season for every activity under the heavens.

The thing about seasons is that they change and shift. I won’t always be in a crazy season of life. I won’t always have these worries. I always have to remember to take the tough stuff with the good stuff (like Job did so well) and remember that God made it all and is in control. 

I want to savor the sweet moments and pray through the hard ones. I want to find joy in the difficulties and give thanks to God for everything! 

What type of season are you in right now?

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7 comments

  1. Okay, so I’m caught up on blog posts now. Friend, I am so sorry about all of this that has been going on with Sadie. Praying for you! Please feel free to reach out if you have any specific requests! ❤

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