We strolled around the Mall, and on the way to the Museum of the American Indian for lunch, we stopped at a crosswalk, and I suddenly was just overcome by the feeling that it was so strange for us to be there, together, under these circumstances. We've known each other forever, and I guess I never thought ahead to the place where we'd be pushing a stroller together. Time moves on so quickly, and you never know where life will take you. We played tea party together, complained about boyfriends to each other, had dinner nights together in college, and were there presiding over each other's weddings. This is the next logical step, right, but it's still a little overwhelming in a nice way. =)
And of course, Sarah was a great help this weekend. She pushed the stroller all over the Mall, even slogging through deep gravel in places. When Seth was having his fussy time on Saturday afternoon/evening, she held him to give his frustrated mommy a break. And through it all, she looked so natural with Seth in her arms. You're going to be a great mommy one day, Diana. Love you.
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(sniff) Thank you sweet friend :*) I can't tell you how happy it makes me to have come this far with you and still be side by side. I can't think of anyone I would rather share this journey with. Here's to more endless talks on nothing and everything and loads more strolling journeys. Love.
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