we also had a five year old with us (this is the same five year old that i spent an entire holiday party sitting on the floor with playing 'memory' all those months ago, if you're keeping track).

she has that disheveled, i live in a third world country (minus my polka dot pink bathing suit) kind of thing going on.. but that's because we were all laughing and playing tag a few moments beforehand.
i forget sometimes how much i love children... since i live in a world of adults in the city. this last weekend was the most rejuvenating experience. my heart feels full.
when penelope sits on your lap, as she's apt to do while watching any sort of movie, she'll lift her arm up and play with your hair, twirling it around on her finger... and is always holding a hand or something like that. the love and affection of a child...there really is nothing like it.
other women worry sometimes that they won't be good mothers... i don't worry that i won't be a good mother, i know i will be. i just worry that i'll never BE a mother (don't respond to that part... i'm just braindumping).
i'm back in the city after three days of atlantic ocean, fresh salt air, great beach walking, and a lot of laughter. it's a good day.
please smile...
10 comments:
I love it when kids twirl hair like that.
Love. It.
Adorable kid. I was around a couple on Sunday and they flat wore me out.
Karen - me too.
Beej - so not so much a fan then? :)
Are you kidding me? It was the best day I had all weekend. I had such a blast playing with them. I'm a big kid after all.
You shouldn't worry.
mister noon - you always say the nicest things.
wow... i cant even make it through this blog because i keep staring at how absolutely beautiful this little girl is...
no kidding zill... it hurts to look at her for too long.
i couldn't stop taking pictures either... i felt like a stalker. :)
sounds like a fabulous weekend. and kids ARE wonderful... in my bang-up attempt at motherhood, I forget it ALOT.... the snuggling is the best part. One perk of waiting for kids is that you actually get to let the "wanting" them build up.... I had mine to early and by accident... so I spent too much time wishing I could still go to work and to parties and travel, etc.... To get to "want" kids is a gift, methinks. A necessary and healthy precursor to actually having them.
;)
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