cuddle if you can

I am sitting her in my bed. My son is gone and baby girl is all snuggled up under me sleep, legs crossed and with her sippy cup in hand. It is as if she knows that it is cold and raining outside and that this is perfect cuddling weather. With her, head on my chest and her hair in my nose, it made me smile and realize how important cuddling is as an act of unconditional love and affection.

It also made me wish that I had someone to cuddle with or wanted to cuddle with me just as much as she did. Especially on a cold and raining Saturday night in Georgia. I say all of this to make one point: for those of you who do have children, men included, snuggle and cuddle with them as much as possible and show them all of the warmth your heart can proffer. And for those of you lucky enough to have someone special in your heart that you crave and desire, then call them, ask them to come over, or call and tell them that you are coming over and that you miss their embrace and need to show them how they make you feel, before it is too late and they are gone from your life.

I will never give this up, cause right now, baby girl isn’t two years old yet, but I suspect, one day she will be too big to lay on top of me, with her hair in my nose, sleeping and clutching on to me like I am her pillow. They say it is suppose to snow down this camp sometime next week. Therefore, if you do not have anyone, use the pillows, I have six, and just keep the little ones close to you as much as you can.