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Mother's Day 2009

I am a Mom. It's still weird for me to say that even though I've been a Mom for over 2 years now. I guess I still feel like a kid myself sometimes. But, I am so proud to have the title. My babies are awesome. Phoenix is the cutest, funniest little kid and he never ceases to amaze me. Have I mentioned that he recognizes every letter of the alphabet? Yes... at 2 years old! But I digress... And my little Rhiannon is getting prettier every day. I love those HUGE smiles that she's always giving me. I look so forward to the many things she will do to amaze me. Mother's Day this year was nice. We got to see both my mom and my mother-in-law... But, honestly, I think it's kind of a silly holiday (don't get me wrong, I will always want handmade cards from my kids on this day!). Mother's Day is a day when you're supposed to tell your mom how much you love her; which is great... we should all tell our moms (or anyone that's important to us) how much we love them more often, but I don't need a special day. Every day that my kids smile at me, hug me, and kiss me, is Mother's Day to me. It doesn't get more special than that.
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Anonymous said…
What a beautiful picture!!! I hope you and your mom had a wonderful day!

Hope to see you soon!

xoxo
Sara
May 13, 2009 at 7:30 PM
Terry said…
Seriously....Riannon looks like Gene. It's actually a tad freaky...
May 19, 2009 at 9:57 PM
Terry said…
PS....I spelt her name wrong....... but as you can see I can't even spell spelt.....and I teach children.
May 19, 2009 at 9:57 PM
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