Showing posts with label Being a Mom. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Being a Mom. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 21, 2010

My Son Made My Day!

It's the little things that matter most...

As I was getting ready for work this morning, and almost ready to through kids in carseats and head out the door, Nick handed me an awkwardly stuffed envelope and said "open it Mom, it's from me."
I stopped what I was doing and gave him my full attention. Inside the envelope was a brown piece of construction paper with on simple sentence written in his best kindergarten handwriting.
It read -
"I Love You Mommy"
It melted my heart and suddenly my world stood still and the hustle and bustle of my morning routine took a back seat as I gave him a hug and told him that was the best present I could have ever received. I have it on my desk at work and I cherish it!

Monday, March 29, 2010

Perspective

I found this verse through blog hopping one day. The author wasn't recognized, but the words are so true! It is all about Perspective.
P E R S P EC T I V E

As the years go by, you forget the bad parts. Or at least you put them in perspective as unimportant.

Before you know it, you're wishing you had a baby around again. But be careful not to wish you life away.

First you wish you were pregnant. And then you wish you had a big belly to show off. But when the belly gets to be a burden, you wish for labor to come. And as soon as it comes, you wish it were over. You wish for the baby, and then you wish he was older. You wish your children toilet trained and off to school. You wish them grown up so you can have some time to yourself or with your spouse . And then you get what you wish, and your children are gone, and you've wished motherhood away.

As time goes by, you'll forget how busy your life was and how tired you became. You remember only how wonderful it was to be a mother, and still is.

So savor every morsel of motherhood as it comes along. Especially if, like most women today, you are busy, exhausted and wishing for moments of solitude.

In the course of a lifetime, there is nothing greater than being that of a mother. No greater feat than bearing a child, smiling at their smile, gazing into their eyes, laughing at their words and stumbles, enjoying their artwork, getting excited at their acomplishments, watching them sleep, making desision that will affect the rest of their life, and at the end of the day, receiving a big sloppy kiss, a big bear hug with an I love you Mommy.
It's important to make each moment count and in the time of stress and struggles, you will wish someday you had it all back!

Monday, May 11, 2009

Mother's Day Fun!!

I had a super Mother's Day. I was treated like a queen and I got so many special gifts. My hubby out did himself this year. The final gift I received at dinner was a beautiful diamond necklace! I was shocked. The kids made me some really sweet gifts at school that included their handprints (I'll post pics of those later). Handprints and a sweet poem is a quick way to a Mom's heart. Below are some pictures of us playing in the backyard after a day full of activities.


I want the ball... No I want the Ball!!

My Sweet Boy!



Ready and willing to squirt anyone who comes close.

Hi Mom!




Cool Dude!




In deep thought.




Being unusually cooperative for a photos.