Showing posts with label blesssings. Show all posts
Showing posts with label blesssings. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 21, 2010

my daughter made me cry

For those who have not yet heard we are babysitting for a local mom who works second shift.  Her son, we will call Curly is a few months younger than Dimples.  Those boys have had  BLAST the past few days, I think they are working on a path in the carpet running between Dimples' room and the living room with cars and trains of every sort. So cute.
 On his first night here Buggy showed just how sweet and wonderful she can be.  At bedtime she helped tuck him in, she sang "You are my Sunshine" for him and blew him a kiss.  She treats him just as she does her brother. What a great kid.
A few minutes later she came out to make sure he was okay.  The next day she asked if Curly had a good "half sleepover."  For those of you who are unaware  half sleepover is when you go to bed at a friends house then go home in the middle of the night. 


"Anyone can do his work, however hard, for one day. Anyone can live sweetly, patiently, lovingly, purely, till the sun goes down. And this is all that life really means." - Robert Louis Stevenson



Sunday, April 4, 2010

stealing content/blessings


There are lots of warnings out there about stealing content from others. I just don't see why someone would want to. Most of the blogs I have read are personal experiences and journals. That would be stealing someone's memories, don't you prefer to have your own?
I am watching Dimples play in the sandbox. So quiet and content. It is always amazing to me how focused he can get. His hair gets lighter in the sun.
I have to remember to get sunscreen. He has very light skin like the rest of his family. We burn easy,and fast.
Buggy is dancing on the deck her favorite thing to do, dance. She is wearing a skirt I made from some fabric I received from a friend. Thanks Stacey it is cute enough to wear anywhere but she love the flow of it for dancing.
I am truly blessed, Thanks God for my wonderful family and the chance to spend this time with them.