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[May. 7th, 2002|12:49 am] |
my son is not baggage. he's a perfect example of me. my opportunity, my ability, to create beauty and life and love. my son is my resume of life. if you want to know what i'm capable of, just look at him. |
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I love you!!!
You're such the good parent.
thanks :o)
i just wonder if being a parent to invisibles compares with being a parent to window children *g*
i love the creative way you tell your stories (ok so theyre not stories, but the way you write makes them so..) have you ever thought about writing a book? I'd be first in line, you have a real talent for keeping people interested.
I've thought about it. Wrote a fiction novel once (In 17 days, as a matter of fact--I tend to obsess when I get focussed).
But I don't have a storyline in mind right now.
:D My son is baggage. I tote him everywhere. *cackle*
No, I know what you mean. I was a single mum for three years. He was what kept me going.
*g* i know what ya mean, my mom actually said she would watch him for a weekend tho, and i made all these plans to be away got a hotel and all, *sigh* i still found myself at the house putting him to bed, and there as soon as he woke, to spend the day with him lol
your right about them keeping you going tho, i dont know where i would be without him :o)
Yep, I used to do that. I had my mum watch him one night just to get some rest for an exam. I ended up picking him up at 6:00 in the morning because I missed him, and I couldn't sleep all night. It was horrid.
That made me smile :). I feel the same way about Ashley.
You're a wonderful mommy, Donna!
thanks hon. How have you been? Did i read you were moving again?
YEP!! :) I've been okay...looking for a bigger place to live. People literally fight for rentals out here!
Wonderful post... SO TRUE. | |