I want them to remember....
- that I sang to them at night and taught them my Girls Camp songs.
- that reading was important in our home and we often read chapter books together and I didn't skip pages.
- that I baked home made bread.
- that if I was mean or short with them that I always apologized.
- that I loved and adored their father, that I would even be found kissing him in the middle of the afternoon in the kitchen.
- that it was ok to say things were too expensive.
- baking with me in the kitchen and sharing what we baked with others.
- that I give the best back tickles!
- that even though I didn't think they needed a band aid, I still let them have one just because it made them feel better!
- that dinner time was super important to me! Home made meals, manners and saying thank you were required!
- that I sewed cloths for them.
- that I was frugal!
- that I made them their birthday cakes and each one was special.
- that making things from scratch could be more fun!
- that I would often be found singing throughout the house as loud as I could.
5 comments:
Knowing you, they will remember all of these wonderful things and more! You are a great mom :)
you are the best mom! seriously, they will love you forever!
dang it all. that melted me a bit today. i needed it so that my sick and ORNERY 2 yr old will make it to lunch time alive. i hope SHE REMEMBERS i let her live (and whine) another day.
You DO give the best soft tickles, I can confirm that one!
Hey, scratch the blog address request, found your blog. :)
I just wanted to know that this post left a big-time impression on me when I read it a few days ago. It's something I'd been thinking about anyways but to see it as you wrote it really helped it to sink in. My children thank you...or will someday. I hope. ;)
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