That sounds like a fun and relatable moment to write about! You could turn it into a lighthearted post that blends humor, parenting, and maybe a little reflection. Here’s a quick brainstorm for how you could shape it:
📝 Post Idea: “The Great Wake-Up Fake-Out”
Intro
Start with the scene: your son finally wakes up, you feel a sense of victory… and then he goes right back to sleep. Cue the eye roll and laughter.
Middle
- Reflect on how this moment is a snapshot of teen life.
- Tie it into your own journey—balancing college, parenting, and faith.
- Maybe include a short prayer or verse that helps you stay grounded in these moments.
Closing
- Wrap up with a humorous or heartfelt takeaway.
- Something like: “Even in the snooze cycles, God gives me grace—and a reason to laugh.”
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The Great Wake-Up Fake-Out
This morning started with a small victory: my son woke up. I mean, really woke up—eyes open, sitting up, even a few words spoken. I thought, “Yes! We’re doing this. The day begins!”
And then… he went right back to sleep.
I stood there for a second, blinking. Was that a dream? A glitch in the matrix? A teenage sleep mirage?
Honestly, it was kind of hilarious. And if you’re a mom of teens, you know this dance well. The “I’m awake” declaration followed by the “just five more minutes” retreat. It’s like watching a bear come out of hibernation, sniff the air, and decide winter’s not quite over.
💤 Teen Sleep Chronicles
Teenagers have a special relationship with sleep. It’s sacred. It’s dramatic. It’s unpredictable. And as a mom juggling college, life, and faith, I’ve learned to embrace these moments with grace—and a little humor.
I used to get frustrated. Now? I laugh, pray, and pour another cup of coffee.
🙏 Grace in the Groggy Moments
This little moment reminded me of something deeper: how often we “wake up” spiritually, only to drift back into comfort or distraction. Just like my son, we sometimes rise with intention, then retreat when life feels too heavy.
But God is patient. He nudges us gently, again and again. He doesn’t give up when we hit snooze.
💖 A Mom’s Takeaway
So today, I’m choosing grace. For my son, for myself, and for the sleepy starts that remind me we’re all growing—slowly, imperfectly, beautifully.
Whether you’re waking up teens or waking up your own spirit, know this: God sees you. He’s smiling. And He’s ready whenever you are.
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"The Lord is compassionate and gracious, slow to anger, abounding in love." Psalm 103:8 NIV
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