

It got me thinking about my girls. Sophie is trying, slowly, to potty in the big potty. She knows she is "too big to potty in her unnies" as she told me this morning, but obviously not too big to forget to go on the potty every time. We'll get there. Sadie has gone to walking with only holding one finger and will even when in the right mood let her sister have that supporting role. I know it's just a blink of an eye before they too fly the nest. What will I do then? Eeeek. Next thought.
I had a wonderful mothers day thanks to my hubby. He made me breakfast, let me go shopping without children ( Ahhhh!) made me dinner and took care of the girls all day. Plus I got a super cool steam mop I wanted. I know, Whoo hooo, cleaning supplies. I asked for it and like practical things, so way to go honey. I had a fabulous day.
The evening before mothers day Aunt sis and I went to the Mother Daughter banquet at church. We had a nice time and a good meal.
Your assessment of when little ones fly the nest is so accurate. I'm glad you are able to be home with your baby birds and enjoy them. Glad you had a wonderful Mother's Day, because you are a wonderful mother. Love you.
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