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When our first baby was placed in my arms I knew there was no place I wanted to be other than home with him every day. Twenty five years, and five more babies later, (six children, now ages 27-7), I still feel the same. I can’t imagine a more challenging, fulfilling, rewarding “job” than being a mom. It truly is a vocation, and I feel blessed beyond measure. See more in About Me tab at top of page.
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Looks good to me. My kids get their lunches made every day by me during school and hubs is home with themin the summer. He doesn't feed them like I do so even 2nd grader has learned to make ham and cheese and PB&J. Our kids have it so good. My 5th grader had to have a talk the other day about many kids (some who go to his school) who wish they had a home like ours to come home to. Last night during American Idol they showed kids in poverty happy to get a pair of shoes sine they don't have any or they put together something. OK, back to blogging now...
ReplyDeleteCute!
ReplyDeleteThat is some look!
ReplyDeleteOne less thing for you do do! hehe. Love the face, is it because he is making the sandwich or because you are taking a picture of him making the sandwich?
ReplyDeleteHave a great Memorial Day!
What a great expression in that last picture! I dream of the day when my boys make their own lunches... ;)
ReplyDeleteoh my gosh - I get that eye thing all the time!
ReplyDeleteI have to tell you, I love that look on his face. My daughter gives me a very similar look. However, out of my own child it scares me a little.
ReplyDelete*Tricia