My grandmother always told me to be thankful for what I have, sometimes its not easy but here it goes…Thank you for early mornings, explosive diapers, constant whining, and the occasional puke that somehow always lands all over me. Thank you for the ability to clean my house just to have it totaled again 5 minutes later. Thank you for a boyfriend who will allow me to get the bathroom clean just before he takes a crap in it. Thank you for moutains of laundry, piles of dishes, finger prints on EVERYTHING & for my children/boyfriends ability to spill something on the floor or walk through the house shoes on with mud all over their feet right after I’ve cleaned it. Thank you for stretch marks, an audience while I use the bathroom and sleepless nights. Thank you for constant questions,stories,noise,etc and never a moment of peace & quiet..I might get bored withought it! Finally thank you for my family. Life gets rough and being a mom has its ups and downs but when my kids reach out for me, give me kisses and hugs & tell me they love me more than candy. Thats what makes life worth living 🙂
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Great blog. I didn’t realize how many other girls our age feel/go through the same thing.
lol ya, I was thinking of wrighting this as I was cleaning the bathroom and go figure right after I finish Ryan comes in and takes a crap *sigh* oh well at least he didnt shave this time..lol..when he does he somehow gets hair all over the place and it looks like an animal shed its winter coat in there or something..lol…and the best part is that he will sweep the floor and leave the hair in a pile outside the bathroom door or occasionally he will sweep it into the dust pan and leave it laying on my dresser! lol
OMG! Thank you for that!
That had me LOLing so hard!
sooo true…
What a great post! Sometimes we need to remind ourselves of just how thankful we are for the lives we have, even if it means thanking the stretch marks and the poopy diapers.