05 November 2016

Long story short


Everyone who knows me knows that I have a difficult time telling a short story. I appreciate that all of you who read my musings are busy people, and in the interest of trying to respect your time I try to keep the stories short. But I may have done a bit of injustice to the tale of the baby shoe charm.

I still feel no need to walk you through every step of that day, but what I failed to say was that the entire process took the better part of the day. The first half hour was the trip to Mount Sinai for my appointment early that morning. Then, more than 5 hours passed between the time we left Mount Sinai for 47th Street and the time we arrived home. So, in total, we spent 5½ hours securing that little shoe.

As we recounted the detailed story to Dina, she made an interesting observation: it took us more time to obtain that little charm than it took Dina to complete labor and give birth to an entire new human being!

Love,


Rebecca

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