In the hours between midnight and dawn, he crosses the threshold of self-concern and discovers a Self that has no limits. A wise Daddy meets this Presence with humility and steps through time into selflessness. Infants know when their Daddies have done this, and they become peaceful.
...burning incense to mask reality's stench since 1986.
Friday, February 27, 2004
My husband has been spending almost every night in a recliner in our living room with the Punkin. Why? Because she is teething and I am spent. I don't even have to ask, he volunteers. He mutters reproachments at our baby girl in a cooing tone, she wriggles and giggles in his arms as they head to the darkened living room where they spend most of the night together. It's clear that Punkin wants her Daddy. How do I know this? Allow me for a moment to rewrite the Tao of Motherhood.
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