Like the song says "You're going to miss this. You're going to want this back. You're going to wish these days hadn't gone by so fast" I often have to remind myself of this!! I think that is why some days are such a struggle because I cannot find the balance between staying afloat and slowing down to enjoy each moment. Every night I check on the boys before I go to bed (I am the night person around here...it's "my" time)I love to just look at them so peaceful. I love that they love for me to hold them and I am so guilty of sometimes wanting to rush those moments so I can get something done ( or I end it because they are fighting over my lap). Today Caden got up from his nap and came downstairs very sleepily (he hadn't been asleep as long as normal). I figured the afternoon was about to start so I told him to sit on the couch and I would be right back. I walked back into the room after just a moment and this is what I found. I walked by and then had to grab the camera and capture it. How do they get so big so fast? How can I make sure I make him into a respectful, God loving, kind, honest, young man? I put all this pressure on myself and that is why I often pass up moments like this where I just need to take it in. These two boys are amazing and such a gift. They depend on us for everything right now. Caden is so full of questions these days. Each question leads to another question and every answer I give leads to even more questions. It is tough:) Just in the past few weeks I am seeing so many changes in him. He will be 4 years old in 22 days and he starts pre-school part time next week. Man how time flies. I just love the look of innocence and peace on their faces while they sleep. I hope it stays that way a long time!
Friday, August 7, 2009
You're going to miss this!
Like the song says "You're going to miss this. You're going to want this back. You're going to wish these days hadn't gone by so fast" I often have to remind myself of this!! I think that is why some days are such a struggle because I cannot find the balance between staying afloat and slowing down to enjoy each moment. Every night I check on the boys before I go to bed (I am the night person around here...it's "my" time)I love to just look at them so peaceful. I love that they love for me to hold them and I am so guilty of sometimes wanting to rush those moments so I can get something done ( or I end it because they are fighting over my lap). Today Caden got up from his nap and came downstairs very sleepily (he hadn't been asleep as long as normal). I figured the afternoon was about to start so I told him to sit on the couch and I would be right back. I walked back into the room after just a moment and this is what I found. I walked by and then had to grab the camera and capture it. How do they get so big so fast? How can I make sure I make him into a respectful, God loving, kind, honest, young man? I put all this pressure on myself and that is why I often pass up moments like this where I just need to take it in. These two boys are amazing and such a gift. They depend on us for everything right now. Caden is so full of questions these days. Each question leads to another question and every answer I give leads to even more questions. It is tough:) Just in the past few weeks I am seeing so many changes in him. He will be 4 years old in 22 days and he starts pre-school part time next week. Man how time flies. I just love the look of innocence and peace on their faces while they sleep. I hope it stays that way a long time!
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4 comments:
Adorable!! These are the times that you just soak it up. I love the picture.
You got it right...You ARE going to miss that. Enjoy EVERY moment. It passes too quickly.
I hope my boys call me Mommy forever! It just sounds so sweet and innocent when Tanner says it. But I have heard these days don't last and they grow into teenagers!
What a sweet picture and an even sweeter perspective. You are such a great mom!
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