After bumbling through two years of motherhood, today I reflect on what kind of mother I want, and need, to be.
I tried to put it into words, and sort of did, but I just kept coming up with faces, people, instead.
So, here it is. When I grow up, this is the kind of mother I want to be:
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| Solid. 100%. |
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| Fun! |
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| A master at the balancing act. |
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| Selfless and giving. To the very core. |
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| Con un gran "corazon de madre." |
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| Patient. So very patient. |
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| A caramel-making, world-class garden-keeping, cozy-little-home-making... GREAT grandma. |
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| 83 going on 30. A brilliant, no-nonsense, pure-hearted pillar of a woman. |
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| A true "natural"... who simply makes it all happen. |
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| All of the above. And even more. |
So, I want to wish a VERY HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY to this little collection of the very best moms I know.
And especially:
To the proverbial wind beneath my,
and everyone's really, wings...
and everyone's really, wings...
To the one who holds me together... still...
To my wonderful, Liza-Hamilton, behind-the-scenes, give-whatever-it-takes-and-more mother...
To my best friend...
I love you, Mom!
2 comments:
I feel honored to be listed with such great moms. I also LOVE that little foot of Geneva's sticking out of the eye of the whale arch sign.
Hurray for Moms!
This is a lovely post. You're a great mommo and James is lucky to have you.
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