Here at Days of Five Lives, I've gotta admit the roads not always an easy one to travel
We have our downs but thank God we also have our ups.
We've got a teenager that spills her guts about what's going on in her life even though it may not be things that we're "ready" to hear! She still wants to sit on mom's lap and act like a little kid.
A preteen that is always willing to help (yes of course after a little whining), she loves to cheer anyone up if they're not happy, willing to help with dinner, make breakfast and lunch for her siblings so we're not late for school in the morning
And that little boy that brings us all together with his sweet smile and crazy antics!
We've had to find our way, decipher body language, figure out code words. Chased crying kids down the street, calmed frazzled nerves, walked away when things aren't going in the right direction.
But we've got girls that will now accept hugs without pulling away. Kids that request family night and countdown the days til we have it...
It's been a long road, and I know it's not over, but it's been worth the ride!
last night I even caught a glimpse of hubby just hanging out and talking in their room...
Those are the things that make you fall in love again.
5 comments:
great post!!!! and i love love love the quote at the top!!!
Wow!!! How inspired I am:) That photo of the road is my life. That would be my button if I knew how to make one!
I love the quote at the beginning...how true! I must admit, you've made the whole having/raising kids experience seem worth it (I've had my doubts about kids lately!)...thank you for that.
awww.... tear.
Looooved this post! Your home is similar to mine. I have one going into his freshman year of high school and one going into the sixth grade. Both boys - AUUUUUGH!
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