The most amazing thing in the world is to become a mother. So many subtle, unseen things about you change. You gain super powers. Go on, hook on that cape because I know you've felt them.
- You can hear the restless rustle of sheets from behind closed doors, down the hall and through the walls.
- You can sense when danger is trying to sneak up on your child.
- You feel pain, read minds, and almost always save the day...but you can never tear yourself apart.
- Your one weakness, and it can knock the knees right from under you, is LOVE. Try to run, hide, bury it, and it remains. Giving you strength and thing you in knots.
What is your super power?
Cutest stories about three little girls from the series "In My Sister's World."
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The most amazing thing in the world is to become a mother. So many subtle, unseen things about you change. You gain super powers. Go on, hook on that cape because I know you've felt them.- You can hear the restless rustle of sheets from behind closed doors, down the hall and through the walls.
- You can sense when danger is trying to sneak up on your child.
- You feel pain, read minds, and almost always save the day...but you can never tear yourself apart.
- Your one weakness, and it can knock the knees right from under you, is LOVE. Try to run, hide, bury it, and it remains. Giving you strength and thing you in knots.
What is your super power?
Cutest stories about three little girls from the series "In My Sister's World."
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An Excerpt From, THE NATURAL PARENT-Rearing Adults HANDBOOK
"No, My Foot Will Remain on the Brakes"
Yeah, I'm sounding old," but I have to say, What is wrong with the new parents of TODAY?
What is this mess about reasoning and talking, and teaching your child how to make their own decisions? They're infants, toddlers, preschoolers, for God's sake. Are you out of your freaking mind? I'm going to have to come right out and tell you something your mom should have told you, "You are doing it wrong." First of all you are not raising your child to grow up and be a child, teach them so they can be productive adults.
What is it they used to say? The mind is a terrible think to waste? Hell freaking yeah, it is. The mind is a lethal weapon, a force larger than a 2000 pound automobile, a mass of confusion so real, the Bermuda triangle has nothing on how lost the wrong actions can make you, and yet these parents hand over the control, as if they are passing out popsicles in the desert.
All I can say is, you're making a mess of things, stop. A young child has as much capability to reason as they have ability to stop that popsicle from melting in the heat.
Before You give that control of reason to a child, you need, and I stress this with loud and great emphasis, you need to establish a foundation of authority.
You buckle the car seat, who cares if they can do it themselves, it's a safety issue. Besides, who has time to argue with a preschooler who refuses to buckle and you're in a rush?
You have last say in choice of the clothes to wear. They can make a suggestion, but you lay the red carpet. Again, who has time to argue with a preschooler who decides she wants to dress in shorts in 40% weather?
You decide what's for breakfast, lunch, dinner...health reasons. You can't just shrug and say, she decided she didn't want to eat.
For the sake of tiny baby Jesus in a manger, quit giving the child the last decision, let him/her make suggestions, but the final choice has to be yours or you are writing a plan for war and disaster. Honestly, if you do it with respect, the child will learn the way to make right, healthy, safe choices and not spur of the moment decisions.
You need to make sure that child realizes, he/she may be behind the wheel, but you have your foot on the brakes, you own the key and they go nowhere without you providing the fuel or otherwise, when that child hits four or five years old, you will be hit with the tantrums and bad behavior as uncontrollable as a monsoon in a broom closet. The damage will be damn near irreparable.
You'll find yourself struggling through your own mental torture of wanting to be the sweet, complacent , hands off parent, the hell yeah- I'm the boss of you and this house parent, while fighting not to be physically abusive because you can't get your young child to calmly agree with anything you suggest- especially while standing in the middle of a supermarket aisle or at the corner of the street, waiting to walk across traffic.
And if you don't fix the monster you've created, the rest of your life will be one argument after another, year after year, after year- until they grow up and have children of their own.
So, ask yourself, while you're looking in the face of that newly born person, what foundation will I build?
Ey Wade is the parent of three adult daughters whom she homeschooled as a single parent and the author of several novels which can all be viewed here On her webpage
*You Let Your Kid Do What?* #parenting #homeschooling ##thingslegendsaremadeof
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An Excerpt From, THE NATURAL PARENT-Rearing Adults HANDBOOK
"No, My Foot Will Remain on the Brakes"
What is this mess about reasoning and talking, and teaching your child how to make their own decisions? They're infants, toddlers, preschoolers, for God's sake. Are you out of your freaking mind? I'm going to have to come right out and tell you something your mom should have told you, "You are doing it wrong." First of all you are not raising your child to grow up and be a child, teach them so they can be productive adults.
What is it they used to say? The mind is a terrible think to waste? Hell freaking yeah, it is. The mind is a lethal weapon, a force larger than a 2000 pound automobile, a mass of confusion so real, the Bermuda triangle has nothing on how lost the wrong actions can make you, and yet these parents hand over the control, as if they are passing out popsicles in the desert.
All I can say is, you're making a mess of things, stop. A young child has as much capability to reason as they have ability to stop that popsicle from melting in the heat.
All I can say is, you're making a mess of things, stop. A young child has as much capability to reason as they have ability to stop that popsicle from melting in the heat.
Before You give that control of reason to a child, you need, and I stress this with loud and great emphasis, you need to establish a foundation of authority.
You buckle the car seat, who cares if they can do it themselves, it's a safety issue. Besides, who has time to argue with a preschooler who refuses to buckle and you're in a rush?
You buckle the car seat, who cares if they can do it themselves, it's a safety issue. Besides, who has time to argue with a preschooler who refuses to buckle and you're in a rush?
You have last say in choice of the clothes to wear. They can make a suggestion, but you lay the red carpet. Again, who has time to argue with a preschooler who decides she wants to dress in shorts in 40% weather?
You decide what's for breakfast, lunch, dinner...health reasons. You can't just shrug and say, she decided she didn't want to eat.
For the sake of tiny baby Jesus in a manger, quit giving the child the last decision, let him/her make suggestions, but the final choice has to be yours or you are writing a plan for war and disaster. Honestly, if you do it with respect, the child will learn the way to make right, healthy, safe choices and not spur of the moment decisions.
You need to make sure that child realizes, he/she may be behind the wheel, but you have your foot on the brakes, you own the key and they go nowhere without you providing the fuel or otherwise, when that child hits four or five years old, you will be hit with the tantrums and bad behavior as uncontrollable as a monsoon in a broom closet. The damage will be damn near irreparable.
You'll find yourself struggling through your own mental torture of wanting to be the sweet, complacent , hands off parent, the hell yeah- I'm the boss of you and this house parent, while fighting not to be physically abusive because you can't get your young child to calmly agree with anything you suggest- especially while standing in the middle of a supermarket aisle or at the corner of the street, waiting to walk across traffic.
And if you don't fix the monster you've created, the rest of your life will be one argument after another, year after year, after year- until they grow up and have children of their own.
So, ask yourself, while you're looking in the face of that newly born person, what foundation will I build?
Who Will Hug the Sun. This wonderful little book, which is beautifully illustrated by the author, provides a wonderful metaphor for solar eclipses. It presents a way to open discussions about and investigations into the solar system, folklore and the technique of metaphor in understanding complex ideas.
It is a story which a child will remember perhaps all their lives and infuses a wonder into their earliest attempt to understand the solar system. Even when they learn more about the solar system, this tale will come back to them. They will learn at some point that solar eclipses are more frequent than once a year, for example, but that is only another teachable moment when children learn about the bigger world out there, the solar system and universe.
What Ey Wade has provided is an early starting point for young children to become curious about science and the mysteries of nature. It gives parents a wonderfully entertaining way to spark a life time of shared memories of these images and metaphors. Even an old person like myself can fall in love with this naive desire to "hug the sun" because, well everyone needs a hug sometimes.
#Review of WHO WILL HUG THE SUN by Ey Wade #picbook
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It is a story which a child will remember perhaps all their lives and infuses a wonder into their earliest attempt to understand the solar system. Even when they learn more about the solar system, this tale will come back to them. They will learn at some point that solar eclipses are more frequent than once a year, for example, but that is only another teachable moment when children learn about the bigger world out there, the solar system and universe.
What Ey Wade has provided is an early starting point for young children to become curious about science and the mysteries of nature. It gives parents a wonderfully entertaining way to spark a life time of shared memories of these images and metaphors. Even an old person like myself can fall in love with this naive desire to "hug the sun" because, well everyone needs a hug sometimes.
Why do parents continue to send their children to an establishment that allows them to be mistreated, humiliated, hurt, and harassed enough that the poor child would prefer to be dead?
I recently read an article about a 11 year old who wanted to commit suicide because his equally bullied friend had. It hurt my heart.
How, as adults are we continuing to let this happen? I can't understand why consistent bullying isn't upgraded from "playground behavior?" It becomes stalking, harassment, mental abuse and whatever it is called when directed at an adult and should be charged as such.
The little demons who inact day to day, gang mentality, mindless harassment on another child should be made to pay in some form.
Those in charge should be held accountable. If you continue sending your child into direct harm you're just as guilty of abuse for sending your child to be terrorized. And you're paying for your child to be beat by paying taxes to the school system.
Sure, parents step forward and fight this, the first and main step is to keep your child home. There is no protection for him on the bus or at school. I can't see how that is any different than sending your child to be abused by an adult. Child Protective Services would eat your ass for that, yet they do nothing when the abuser is the educational system.
It may not work, but as a parent, I would file charges on the Principal, administration, the evil, abusive, phychotic children and their parents and whomever else to get something to happen. These deviants are winning while the tortured children have lost faith in the adults and are killing themselves.
Ridiculousness.
Read more from Ey Wade through her website http://wade-inpublishing.com
Stop the Bullshit.School Bullying is not Playground Behavior
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I recently read an article about a 11 year old who wanted to commit suicide because his equally bullied friend had. It hurt my heart.
How, as adults are we continuing to let this happen? I can't understand why consistent bullying isn't upgraded from "playground behavior?" It becomes stalking, harassment, mental abuse and whatever it is called when directed at an adult and should be charged as such.
The little demons who inact day to day, gang mentality, mindless harassment on another child should be made to pay in some form.
Those in charge should be held accountable. If you continue sending your child into direct harm you're just as guilty of abuse for sending your child to be terrorized. And you're paying for your child to be beat by paying taxes to the school system.
Sure, parents step forward and fight this, the first and main step is to keep your child home. There is no protection for him on the bus or at school. I can't see how that is any different than sending your child to be abused by an adult. Child Protective Services would eat your ass for that, yet they do nothing when the abuser is the educational system.
It may not work, but as a parent, I would file charges on the Principal, administration, the evil, abusive, phychotic children and their parents and whomever else to get something to happen. These deviants are winning while the tortured children have lost faith in the adults and are killing themselves.
Ridiculousness.
Read more from Ey Wade through her website http://wade-inpublishing.com
Ridiculousness.
Read more from Ey Wade through her website http://wade-inpublishing.com
"Nightmares occur from time to time in many children, but they are most common in preschoolers (children aged 3-6 years) because this is the age at which normal fears develop and a child’s imagination is very active."(Webmd)
In the picture book, Not a Sound, Not a Peep, the youngest child suffers through nightmares. This takes a toll on the entire family, as does a nightmare in any preschooler. The family in the book comes up with a few pretty good ideas to comfort the little girl, but sometimes it takes a lot of effort to help a child through the terrors. The first thing is to find out why the nightmares started. Nightmares can happen because of:
- Starting school.
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Moving to a new neighborhood
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Family divorce or remarriage.
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Nightmares can occur from family history
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Fever
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Medication
What Can You Do to Help Your Child?
- Listen . Don't ridicule, belittle, or ignore the child's fear.
- Comfort your child. Reassure the child about his/her safety
- Teach coping skills. Help the child to learn to relax, make the "monster spray", read,
- Security object. Help your child become attached
to a security object that he can keep in bed with him. This can help
your child feel more relaxed at bedtime and throughout the night.
- Make the dark fun. Play games, give the child a flashlight, plug in a nightlight.
- Avoid incidents that cause fear. Such as TV shows, stories, games, arguments between adults.
For more ideas on helping your child through nightmares, visit The Baby Center.
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"Nightmares occur from time to time in many children, but they are most common in preschoolers (children aged 3-6 years) because this is the age at which normal fears develop and a child’s imagination is very active."(Webmd)
- Starting school.
- Moving to a new neighborhood
- Family divorce or remarriage.
- Nightmares can occur from family history
- Fever
- Medication
- Listen . Don't ridicule, belittle, or ignore the child's fear.
- Comfort your child. Reassure the child about his/her safety
- Teach coping skills. Help the child to learn to relax, make the "monster spray", read,
- Security object. Help your child become attached to a security object that he can keep in bed with him. This can help your child feel more relaxed at bedtime and throughout the night.
- Make the dark fun. Play games, give the child a flashlight, plug in a nightlight.
- Avoid incidents that cause fear. Such as TV shows, stories, games, arguments between adults.
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Excerpt-D.N.A.
"I'm sorry for what you're going through but you’re not going to drag my child into it. My only concern is him. I have known you for years and you're stronger than you think and you'll be okay. Giant has been through enough in his life and I will do anything I feel necessary to keep him happy, even If it makes him miserable. Stay away from him, Debney."
"Oh my God, You're so callous. You talk as if I planned everything. Do you really think I’m happy with the way my life is going? What’s good in it? I can’t go back to being the virgin Debney Nichole Armstrong who lived with a family and had best friends." She swiped at the tears she hadn’t realized were rolling down her cheeks and tossed her head so her hair revealed the determination in her face. "I have nothing and no one. My life has changed. I’ve changed. And I don’t know if it’s for the worse or the better, but I do know I have to live on. When School starts next week I’m determined to fulfill my educational goals, ignore all those who have imaginary issues with me and hopefully graduate before I become a mother. So if you think that means I don’t care about Giante' then believe what you want."
"I'm sure you care for him. At one time I was afraid you would entice him to marry you. If you think pushing a baby on him is the way to do it, I’m going to just tell you this. Continue living the fast life and trying to drag my child down with you and I'll make sure you will spend the rest of your days fighting for your child.”
"Are you threatening me?”
"Without a damned doubt you can believe I'm threatening the very root of your life.”
“Wow that’s what I've always liked about you Mrs. De Vries. You're always direct and straight to the point." She folded her arms across her chest. “Don’t make a mistake and think you ever knew me Mrs. De Vries. I’m not always as nice as I look. I can promise you this much, nothing between us will ever be the same. I may not be a mother yet, but I will fight for this child with as much passion as you fight for Giante’. This baby is mine and I will fight you and anyone else who tries to come between me and it."
Excerpt: THE PERFECT SOLUTION
"Step back, daddy or I'll shoot you," she ordered swinging the gun at Austin when he made as if to step between her and Catrine. "Give him here." She pointed the gun back at Brhin, "Or he dies."
"How can you do this to him?" Catrine clutched Brhin closer to her chest. "How can you scare this child like you are doing? He is trembling so hard I think his little heart will stop. Please, don't do this to him. He's been through enough today. He's tired. I somehow thought that you loved him. You went through a lot to get him."
"I love him enough not to let you have him back. I can take care of him as well as you can."
"How do you expect to do that? By running around the country forever? Because if you take my child I promise you I will hunt for him, throughout eternity."
"Don't threaten me, girl. You don't know who I am. I'll kill you right now. How are you going to hunt for him then? I can do for him as much as you can, probably even more. I have watched you two constantly. I know everything he likes and doesn't like. I know where you shop for groceries. I know the kind of things Brhin can talk you into buying and the things you never give a second thought. Do you realize how much that child wanted that remote control car you wouldn't buy him?"
Catrine looked at Brhin in surprise when his head popped up and turned to look back at Mona.
"Well, I knew." Mona thumped her chest with her free hand smugly. "And I bought it for him." She announced triumphantly.
"I didn't buy him the car because I don't give him everything that he wants. I am his mother not his friend." Catrine stated deliberately bursting Mona's bubble of superiority.
"Do you think you can raise a child by giving him only what he needs?" Mona stepped forward, putting her face closer to Catrine's. "Do you think he will grow up happy? Do you think he will grow up to love you?"
"Listen, Lady." Catrine angrily stepped towards Mona until they were standing forehead to chin. Catrine being the taller of the two and completely ignoring the gun held in the woman's hand continued her tirade. "Don't stand there and try to tell me how to raise my child. If you cared for him, you would not be putting him through this."
"You don't wanna be all in my face like that."
Mona picked up the gun and smacked Catrine hard on the forehead with its tip.
The sound of the thump echoing through the bones of her skull brought her back to her senses; Catrine took a couple of steps backwards. Bumping into Austin, she took a calming breath when he put his arms around her waist.
"Relax, Catrine. It won't hurt to let her talk." Austin admonished her softly.
"I'll try."
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Excerpt-D.N.A.
"I'm sorry for what you're going through but you’re not going to drag my child into it. My only concern is him. I have known you for years and you're stronger than you think and you'll be okay. Giant has been through enough in his life and I will do anything I feel necessary to keep him happy, even If it makes him miserable. Stay away from him, Debney."
"Oh my God, You're so callous. You talk as if I planned everything. Do you really think I’m happy with the way my life is going? What’s good in it? I can’t go back to being the virgin Debney Nichole Armstrong who lived with a family and had best friends." She swiped at the tears she hadn’t realized were rolling down her cheeks and tossed her head so her hair revealed the determination in her face. "I have nothing and no one. My life has changed. I’ve changed. And I don’t know if it’s for the worse or the better, but I do know I have to live on. When School starts next week I’m determined to fulfill my educational goals, ignore all those who have imaginary issues with me and hopefully graduate before I become a mother. So if you think that means I don’t care about Giante' then believe what you want."
"I'm sure you care for him. At one time I was afraid you would entice him to marry you. If you think pushing a baby on him is the way to do it, I’m going to just tell you this. Continue living the fast life and trying to drag my child down with you and I'll make sure you will spend the rest of your days fighting for your child.”
"Are you threatening me?”
"Without a damned doubt you can believe I'm threatening the very root of your life.”
“Wow that’s what I've always liked about you Mrs. De Vries. You're always direct and straight to the point." She folded her arms across her chest. “Don’t make a mistake and think you ever knew me Mrs. De Vries. I’m not always as nice as I look. I can promise you this much, nothing between us will ever be the same. I may not be a mother yet, but I will fight for this child with as much passion as you fight for Giante’. This baby is mine and I will fight you and anyone else who tries to come between me and it."
Excerpt: THE PERFECT SOLUTION
"Step back, daddy or I'll shoot you," she ordered swinging the gun at Austin when he made as if to step between her and Catrine. "Give him here." She pointed the gun back at Brhin, "Or he dies."
"How can you do this to him?" Catrine clutched Brhin closer to her chest. "How can you scare this child like you are doing? He is trembling so hard I think his little heart will stop. Please, don't do this to him. He's been through enough today. He's tired. I somehow thought that you loved him. You went through a lot to get him."
"I love him enough not to let you have him back. I can take care of him as well as you can."
"How do you expect to do that? By running around the country forever? Because if you take my child I promise you I will hunt for him, throughout eternity."
"Don't threaten me, girl. You don't know who I am. I'll kill you right now. How are you going to hunt for him then? I can do for him as much as you can, probably even more. I have watched you two constantly. I know everything he likes and doesn't like. I know where you shop for groceries. I know the kind of things Brhin can talk you into buying and the things you never give a second thought. Do you realize how much that child wanted that remote control car you wouldn't buy him?"
Catrine looked at Brhin in surprise when his head popped up and turned to look back at Mona.
"Well, I knew." Mona thumped her chest with her free hand smugly. "And I bought it for him." She announced triumphantly.
"I didn't buy him the car because I don't give him everything that he wants. I am his mother not his friend." Catrine stated deliberately bursting Mona's bubble of superiority.
"Do you think you can raise a child by giving him only what he needs?" Mona stepped forward, putting her face closer to Catrine's. "Do you think he will grow up happy? Do you think he will grow up to love you?"
"Listen, Lady." Catrine angrily stepped towards Mona until they were standing forehead to chin. Catrine being the taller of the two and completely ignoring the gun held in the woman's hand continued her tirade. "Don't stand there and try to tell me how to raise my child. If you cared for him, you would not be putting him through this."
"You don't wanna be all in my face like that."
Mona picked up the gun and smacked Catrine hard on the forehead with its tip.
The sound of the thump echoing through the bones of her skull brought her back to her senses; Catrine took a couple of steps backwards. Bumping into Austin, she took a calming breath when he put his arms around her waist.
"Relax, Catrine. It won't hurt to let her talk." Austin admonished her softly.
"I'll try."
I feel as if I am on the outside looking in on everyone enjoying their lives.
I've been trying to figure out what was bugging me, lately. I've had this feeling of being itchy, tinglie, and not my normal self. Finally found the problem.
It's me in some old lady's skin. Due to life and a lot of issues, I am now- pretty much, being taken care of by my daughters. Feels a little strange. Hopefully I'll get a little medical care, on my feet and back to the bouncy person I used to be and can get my finances in order.
What is your opinion on aging? Is it a number or does physical problems or amount of energy determine your outlook?
Once I get of this ledge, put a little shine on my perspective, I'll be back to being twenty-one again.
Knock, knock.Can I Get Off The Ledge
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I've been trying to figure out what was bugging me, lately. I've had this feeling of being itchy, tinglie, and not my normal self. Finally found the problem.
It's me in some old lady's skin. Due to life and a lot of issues, I am now- pretty much, being taken care of by my daughters. Feels a little strange. Hopefully I'll get a little medical care, on my feet and back to the bouncy person I used to be and can get my finances in order.
What is your opinion on aging? Is it a number or does physical problems or amount of energy determine your outlook?
Once I get of this ledge, put a little shine on my perspective, I'll be back to being twenty-one again.
I am so excited to announce the premier of a new web series starring fellow author, Lena Sledge. It is called UNPLANNED MOTHERHOOD.
Unplanned Motherhood is a comedy web series for perfectly imperfect families, starring Lena Sledge as Layla, a wife and mother of five that gives parenting advice on her real life mommy blog. Her unique parenting style contradicting with her perfect parenting advice lends to a distinct brand of humor.
With each episode we see Layla teaching her kids life lessons as she discovers more about herself and the advice she gives to her readers.
Unique to this web series is the actual blog that Layla writes where she gives the perfect parenting advice and after many of her posts, follows the tag line; to see how I really handled the situation watch this week's episode.
This web series is special because the viewers of the web series and the readers of the real life blog get to interact with Layla and let her know if her advice is on the money or share their own parenting advice.
Unplanned Motherhood debuts March 28th!!!! Click the picture to follow the Facebook page.
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Unplanned Motherhood Web Series "Sneak Peek" #comedy #amwriting #parenting
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I am so excited to announce the premier of a new web series starring fellow author, Lena Sledge. It is called UNPLANNED MOTHERHOOD.
With each episode we see Layla teaching her kids life lessons as she discovers more about herself and the advice she gives to her readers.
Unique to this web series is the actual blog that Layla writes where she gives the perfect parenting advice and after many of her posts, follows the tag line; to see how I really handled the situation watch this week's episode.
This web series is special because the viewers of the web series and the readers of the real life blog get to interact with Layla and let her know if her advice is on the money or share their own parenting advice.
Unplanned Motherhood debuts March 28th!!!! Click the picture to follow the Facebook page.
Unplanned Motherhood debuts March 28th!!!! Click the picture to follow the Facebook page.
So go visit the Youtube site,subscribe,like and leave a comment.
Christmas, this year was the first for all of us. For days in advance, I began to feel more and more miserable.
I was just about to make Santa cry, beg off from the family get together
and stay home, wallowing in grief, but Christmas was the first for all of us.
This is the first Christmas Angela was spending celebrating up close and personal with Jesus. Hanging out and singing with the angels she always adored. Laughing and in good cheer with family and friends also at the party. All is well.
For us, this was the first Christmas we didn't have Angela with us, forcing us to laugh at our karaoke antics, crippling Wii dances, and crazy games.But we made it and all was beautiful and enjoyable.
The best thing about this first Christmas was the fact it was the first one for the newest member of our family, Angela's first granddaughter. God is awesome.
A First For Us All #firstchristmas
For us, this was the first Christmas we didn't have Angela with us, forcing us to laugh at our karaoke antics, crippling Wii dances, and crazy games.But we made it and all was beautiful and enjoyable.
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