I'm sitting here on the couch with a sweet, recently fed, sleeping three-month-old on my lap. I'm typing with one hand--my left; something I'm becoming really good at. This baby makes me so happy--nearly giddy sometimes--her instantaneous smiles, her what have recently become almost continual, precious babblings that I wish I could understand. What a blessing! I feel so unworthy of her.
I'm waiting for my little, talkative boy to get back from having a birthday lunch with his grandmother--a trip to McDonald's, which will mean a new toy. She gave him the choice of where to eat, as she does with each child on his/her turn. I knew what his choice would be. I'm sure she was cringing inside. I wait for him to come bouncing in the door with that toy (a real treasure, I'm sure) and a new book in hand.
A trip to Barnes and Noble always follows lunch on the annual birthday outing. So, what'll it be, I wonder, Robert Louis Stevenson's Treasure Island? A book on how to make spaceships? A paperdoll dress-up book with a million and one pieces? Or maybe something illustrating how to play soccer. Oh, the anticipation. It's killing me.
5 comments:
i love going to book stores!!! they are my favorite! :) i hope you get your hands on something good & exciting!
Aw. Makes me wish I was you!
I want to squeeze that little girl! She is absolutely beautiful! Glad you get to get out of your house today! :D
What a fun time for your son with his grandparents. And Lachlan is adorable!
I love the annual birthday outing idea! How fun is that!?! Maybe I should force it on Grammy Gold:0) Oh, little precious Lachlan. Of course tour worthy of her. You're such a great Mom.
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