Moment #1: Walking around outside yesterday in an historical park. We were talking about walking the same path as the Revolutionaries. And my son presented me with his theory on reincarnation and how he thinks it could transcend time and space. Of course, as soon as I said that is what he said—he was onto another topic. But, for a brief moment, I saw his inner mind struggling with one of life’s mysteries. And then it was onto the latest video game he is tackling.
Moment #2: Her costume was a little too big for her. I was worried that she would not be able to walk in it, and feared I would have to put her in the more practical (and less cute) costume we had. But no. She loved the costume (although she hates hats, and still had some moments of pulling at it). I feared she would not like being out in the dark. I was wrong. She tackled all brilliantly. She was invigorated by the warm air, and walked along in her costume, getting praise every where she went. And she even got some candy. The moment that will be a part of my Halloween memory this year—my daughter waddling through leaves up a hill towards a house, her big brother leading the way.
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6 comments:
Your son sounds like a wise soul. And your daughter is quite resilient.
Reflections of their mama.
Those are such precious Perfect moments, Thanks Delenn.
Don't you love when kids surprise you with such grown up thoughts?
And, congrats to your daughter for handling everything so well on Halloween.
Sounds so cute. It makes me think of me and my brother. He did have his moments in between punching my arm and calling me names! He was my hero nonetheless.
How incredibly perfect=) No better word!
you have two wonderful kinds... and you are a very love and appreciative mother . thanks for sharing
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