The Holidays are upon us once again and while I enter
this season happy as I most usually do. I feel a little nostalgic as well.
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Our daughters have grown so much this year! Not only in
height (I cannot keep them in long enough pants it seems), but also
maturity.
My oldest is 13 and full of opinions, ideas and boundless
energy. She wants to help more, do more, discover more. And I am all for
helping her become her.
Some days I look at her and I swear I can see her at 3…
and then other days I look at her beautifully open face and I see the lady she
will be. It is bittersweet. But I tell myself to turn the page and start
another chapter.
As for my 9 year old, well, she is happy with a whole lot
of sassy thrown in to keep us on our toes. She still believes and hears the
bells of Christmas and as I look at her sweet face I can’t help but pray for
just one more magical Holiday season. I have turned several pages with her this
year as well.
In the immortal words of Baby Blues - “The days are long, but the years are short”. That is
so, so true!
Yep, this Mom is feeling a bit nostalgic. But, I wouldn’t
trade my today's with them and my dear husband for all the riches of the world.
This Thanksgiving will find us at home, just us 4.
Happily cooking and eating and watching a Christmas movie or two. Continuing
traditions we started as a young family that we hope will be forever cemented
in the hearts and minds of our children and one day theirs.
We are blessed to be together, safe, happy, warm and
full. We are Thankful.
It is my sincerest wish that you my dear readers are the
same. Have a wonderful Thanksgiving and may I be one of the first to wish you a
Merry Christmas as well!
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