Joy is my mantra so your title caught my eye...I have to say that although it seems like this part of your world will never end...it does get better.
When they become teenagers you must teach them how to do their own laundry (that's b/c they will go out into the world w/o you) Also when they do their own laundry you don't have to hear them say..."but mom i need that washed." Or the favorite one of mine~ me to my girls: "I don't know what is clean or dirty so I don't touch your stuff"
Then they get married, have children of their own and the laundry becomes their domain...not yours..alas, you laundry room stays clean and you can actually do all your laundry (included put way) in 1 hour!
oh, to have an empty laundry basket for just a day or two! but that's not my reality right now either!
my oldest wanted to know when she can start doing her own laundry! my response was "as soon as you're tall enough to reach the buttons!"...which won't be anytime soon...not at the rate she's growing! (or not growing!)
I am the wife of a campus minister and get to stay at home with our children. We are very thankful for the blessing of a full home and want this blog to document the fun, everyday moments that our family of 5 enjoys.
My sweet husband, lover of wrestling with his boys, joyful piggy backer of his daughter, committed fan of the Golden Eagles and the Cubs, my one and only groom - my best friend.
Wes (October 2002)
My kind-hearted, lover of all things baseball, overflowing with energy, huge fan of books and Legos, my first born - joy of my soul.
Ann Elise (February 2005)
My forever sweet doll, lover of rolly pollies, princess of play dough and mud pies, nurturing momma to Bitty baby, cherished breath of fresh air - my best girl.
Bankston Hays (November 2007)
My newest life, lover of being chased and tickled, full of contagious giggles, faithful fan of dinosaurs and balls, my blue eyed baby boy - my heart's smile.
4 comments:
Mine looks just the same!!!!
Joy is my mantra so your title caught my eye...I have to say that
although it seems like this part of your world will never end...it does get better.
When they become teenagers you must teach them how to do their own laundry (that's b/c they will go out into the world w/o you) Also when they do their own laundry you don't have to hear them say..."but mom i need that washed." Or the favorite one of mine~ me to my girls: "I don't know what is clean or dirty so I don't touch your stuff"
Then they get married, have children of their own and the laundry becomes their domain...not yours..alas, you laundry room stays clean and you can actually do all your laundry (included put way) in 1 hour!
(smiles)
Joy, Debi
oh, to have an empty laundry basket for just a day or two! but that's not my reality right now either!
my oldest wanted to know when she can start doing her own laundry! my response was "as soon as you're tall enough to reach the buttons!"...which won't be anytime soon...not at the rate she's growing! (or not growing!)
one day i'll look back and miss these days...
mum I would love to have your daughters knickers, no need to wash them I love licking the crotch to taste the young c--t
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