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I might be biased, but… “I missed you while you were sleeping…” The way my heart

I might be biased, but… “I missed you while you were sleeping…” The way my heart skips several beats when my girls run to their dad in the morning (who’s usually flipping eggs or mixing up some pancakes, just the way they like them). When he says those words, a little part of my inner child smiles because I know he means it. (Do I get sappy about Drew a lot? Yep, and somehow, never enough!) I feel honored every single day to be a mom, but I think a huge part of what makes parenthood so immensely sweet and beautiful is getting to do all of this with Drew. I always knew he’d be an incredible father, but watching it in real-time is a whole different ball game. Every good day, every tough day – there he is. I reach for his hand, or I hear his voice echo down the hall, I hear his laugh and chatter with a two-year-old that’s become his little buddy, and I am at ease. Have you ever just seen someone step right into a role that feels perfectly fitted for them? As if they’ve been doing it for lifetimes? That’s Drew as a dad. It’s like the girls showed up and handed him a key to a whole new, intrinsic part of himself – his purpose – in such a beautiful way. And I learn from his character as a dad all the time. His patience, his energy, his instinct to get on their level, his ability to create an atmosphere of peace and ease, and his reminders to himself and to them that they are just kids and kids are meant to be messy. It’s the kind of partnership that I know sets the standard for the girls’ relationships and friendships in their lives as they grow up. And it’s there that I feel the most proud of Drew and the most hopeful for the children we’re raising. I want them to know what kindness, grace, self-worth, and love can look like because we’re showing them their first examples of it. And it’s also in this feeling that I know finding that kind of role model and source of love isn’t something we all have. I know Father’s Day can be more bitter than sweet for so many (for so many reasons). You might be grieving, waiting, sitting in anger, or feeling a mixture of things from your own experiences. I hope this week, you feel loved and, no matter what your ‘family’ may look like, you get the chance to be together or show each other why you love each other so much. ❤️ Jenna [Unsubscribe]( Jenna Kutcher 440 N Barranca Ave #4227 Covina, California 91723 United States

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