The Old Rugged Cross Wooden Ornament

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I stopped only after driving a mile or two up the road realizing my mistake, pulling as far to the right side as I reasonably could, and leaned my head out the window to gauge my chances of backing out, only to have the razorblades of wind and ice slap me across the face like an irate parent. That was when I decided to just pull over (slightly) towards the side of the road and park for the night. Surely after the storm was over a plow truck would be along to clear the road, right? After turning off the engine and killing the lights I discovered there’s no darkness quite as black as the darkness of a raging blizzard in the middle of the forest. Even in a The Old Rugged Cross Wooden Ornament location on a normal night there’s moonlight, or even starlight. Heck even during rain storms there’s the light of passing cars, distant houses, even lightning to give context to ones surroundings. This was complete and total blackness, accompanied only by the howling of the wind as it rocked my car, and Max’s soft whines as he senses my growing unease. A large part of me wanted to turn on the engine, hold back the cold and the darkness for at least a few hours, but I knew there was nowhere near enough in the tank to last until dawn, and once it ran dry my car would probably be stuck there until spring came.

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If you don’t already have it, I recommend the book Positive Discipline by Jane Nelsen. It has a lot of The Old Rugged Cross Wooden Ornament information to help you deal with your baby when s/he hits the terrible twos and beyond. That cute, sweet little toddler can turn into a little tyrant at times, and you need to be prepared. Remember not to be hard on yourself. Nobody does it all, or makes all the right decisions. Don’t compare yourself to other mothers or think that everybody but you has it all together. Nobody has it all together. Find your own rhythm. And no matter what mistakes you make, kids are incredibly resilient. Just make sure that that kid knows that you love him/her. No matter what. Love is a grounding force.

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