"Mom, I saw so many cute baby faces today in the kindergarten lines!"
Sawyer, 1st grade
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I want to be the kind of Mom that would remember to get the broken Wheezy off of the shelf, fix his squeaker, and put him back in the toy box, having hope that my boys will still want to play.
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4 comments:
Funny! he is a big boy now!!
Oh to be so grown up again. I do miss those days. We have one Engineer that calls our College Co-Op’s “The Children”. I wonder if our parents and grandparents look at us the same way. I would think often our Heavenly Father does.
perspective is good. And moving up the food chain is good, too.
How sweet!
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