I love being a mom. It is blessing. It is teaching. It is tiring. It is hilarious. It is self-less. It is heart-breaking.
Being a mom is hard. Being a mom to little children is really hard. Being a mom to a child with a developmental disability and behaviour challenges is really difficult some times.
Dinner!
Mother's Day celebrations were lovely but had its real life, hard moments too. On the Sunday, Jon made us lobster mac'n cheese for dinner, which was delicious! He even went out to get a live lobster. At church there was Starbucks coffee and Cobbs scones, plus I came home to clean floors and dishes! At preschool on the Friday, the kids had made me pictures of their moms. We had to guess which ones were our child's. Livi's was easy because it was the only one that had curly hair take up most of the page. They gave us a lotion hand massage, a slide show that told us their favourite thing to do with us. Livi's was cuddling with me on the couch and colouring (I don't generally colour with her but apparently I should start!) And Sofie's was Mommy tickles! So appropriate.
I did get to go on a big girl date for sushi and salmon sashimi with my big girl. Salmon Sashimi is our favorite :) It was really fun actually. I need to do special date like that with her more often!
I love being a mom... especially to these three girls. Sometimes it is lonely and I let myself go in to the part of myself where I feel uncertain. Then, I look at how awesome my girls are, giggling to each other and wanting me to join in, and I am fulfilled.
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