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	<title>Mommy Ever After &#187; Someday by alison mcghee</title>
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		<title>&#8220;Someday&#8221; story</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p>This evening, after the light had disappeared behind the trees, and the bath bubbles had washed away, the baby settled into my cozy nook as I settled into the crook of the plush chair in her nursery, to read her a story. We read this book and, at about 10 pages in, my floodgates opened,&#160;<a href="http://mommyeverafter.com/mommyhood/someday-story/" class="read-more">Continue Reading</a></p>
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				<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>This evening,<br />
after the light had disappeared behind the trees,<br />
and the bath bubbles had washed away,<br />
the baby settled into my cozy nook<br />
as I settled into the crook of the plush chair in her nursery,<br />
to read her a story.<br />
We read this book<br />
<img class="aligncenter" title="someday" src="http://mommyeverafter.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/09/someday.jpg?w=240" alt="" width="240" height="240" />and, at about 10 pages in, my floodgates opened,<br />
as I got lost in a deluge of tears,<br />
sobs,<br />
and tiny quakes, that rocked us both in the chair.<br />
The book is about a baby growing older,<br />
into a child,<br />
and then into an adult,<br />
and as I write about it now, the tears are streaming down my face, once more.<br />
<em>Someday</em> reminds me of<a href="http://mommyeverafter.wordpress.com/2010/06/18/54/"> our favorite book of all time</a>;<br />
a book which leaves me speechless<br />
in the wake of its heartbreaking beauty.<br />
Just as the mother in the <em>Someday </em>story admits,<br />
I too watch my baby sleep,<br />
as I savor those tender moments of quiet and dreams,<br />
and I too dream,<br />
of the little person whom I&#8217;ve already grown to love more than life itself.<br />
Someday I will get through this book without melting into a blubbering mess&#8230;<br />
but that day most certainly is not today.</p>
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