I don't want my babies to grow up and leave me! :::sob::: I'm just going to have 20 to prevent that from happening for a very long time.
This is very long, but a worthwhile 7 minutes for all the moms having a long day, long week, long month, and feeling frustrated with motherhood. Just get a Kleenex. I pretty much lost my shiit around the 6 minute mark and all out sobbed.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=olSyCLJU3O0&feature=player_embedded
(someone please make it clicky, tia)
Re: that's it, I'm going Duggar
awww, I'm sorry!
Take heart- the weekend is ::thisclose:: to being here, and you can catch up on all that snuggling.
(read it. you know you want to.)
anderson . september 2008
vivian . february 2010
mabel . august 2012
Let's see... you'll need 19 more A names...
Anderson, Anna, Alexander, Alice, Amy, Aaron, Aidan, Avery, Abraham, Abigail, Angela, Anastasia, Adam, Addison, Adele, Augustin, Alan, Andrea, Austin, and Amelia.
Now get busy!
Meredith, 6-1-06 and Alex, 11-5-09
LOL! Or maybe we'll make it 26 and just work through the alphabet. Anderson, Bumblebee .... we're getting there.
(read it. you know you want to.)
anderson . september 2008
vivian . february 2010
mabel . august 2012
**sniff**
ETA: Yes, someday I'll look back fondly on Emily wanting to nurse for the 5th time in an hour and Abby running around with nothing but a diaper on because no shirt is clean enough for her to wear apparently.
Oh. And clicky as requested: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=olSyCLJU3O0&feature=player_embedded
Watched it, cried. Thanks for sharing.
Nice to stop and appreciate everyday moments (like the warm sleeping baby on my lap who is smiling in his sleep).
In my bag: Canon 60D, 50mm 1.4, Tamron 28-75 2.8, 430exii
ohhh man that was tough....
The Blog
You know...becoming a Duggar ain't a half bad idea! : )
Gosh, it is so hard for me to live in the moment, even though I try with all my heart. I keep flashing forward. I keep thinking about how quickly the past 4 years have gone by and that I only have a good 14 left with my Eldest...and who will or won't be here to share the "ordinary moments" with me.
Life is so hectic in the "now" that before I know it, the day is gone and I am back to lamenting about how "few" I have left.
I stay depressed about how both slowly and quickly our days together are going by.
Yup...if I could, would have more children...go the Duggar way...not feel the pain of an "empty nest" (and the impending pitter-patter of the "grim reaper"...the older your kids get...the older YOU get...but that is another story
)