Many women look forward to breaks and "treats" on Mother's Day - time to be alone. one of my sisters said to me one year, "I just have a problem being away from my children on the day that celebrates the fact that I have been blessed with children. I couldn't agree with her more!!!Do we like and need breaks? Absolutely. However, I so enjoyed waking up on Mother's Day morning, making coffee for my husband and dad, getting breakfast for the girls and just going about our every day routine.
Monday, May 11, 2009
Mother's Day 2009
After having suffered 2 miscarriages prior to carrying full-term, I think Mother's Day is that much more special... at least for me. Being a mom is the hardest job in the world - of this I am totally sure. More days than not, I find myself at the end of the day wondering what happened to the day and what did I actually accomplish - other than witnessing a tornado or 7 hit the innards of the house. Then a friend reminded me that all of those things will still be there - the laundry, toilets that need to be scrubbed, something to be made in the kitchen.... that it is more important to hold your children, play a game, do a puzzle, read a book to them or just talk with them - help shape them and teach them. These are all things that I know, yet in the craziness of life are so easy to forget. Are there days where I think I can't do it and I should totally be admitted to a looney bin? Yes! However, those days pass and with a little sleep the next day is fresh and new. A chance to start over and try it all again. What a blessing! There are so many women out there who long to become a mom, but are not able to do so. So to be able to spend this wonderful day with my girls and wonderful husband means so much.
Each day I am blessed to be able to see my girls grow and develop. It's hard to say that one day of the year is Mother's Day because it seems like I am blessed with that every day. The love, the kisses, the hugs, the new discoveries, new words, new accomplishments... every day is a reminder of the blessings of motherhood.
Happy Mother's Day to everyone!
Posted by Carrie at 2:26 PM
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