This is my oldest.
My first-born.
Last night, she started to cry.
Me: What's the matter?
Sweet Pea: I just miss you.
Now, I don't believe this one bit.
We had not been out of each other's sight all day.
Sweet Pea: I just want to snuggle with you.
Well, I can do that.
Sweet Pea: Tell me a story from when I was a baby.
So I start to tell her this story.
And as I am telling it, she is grinning.
Her eyes are shining.
I am very much enjoying my special moment with my big girl.
Me: I love you.
Sweet Pea grins and smiles.
Sweet Pea: You have a really big booger hanging from your nose.
*sigh*
Well, so much for that.
Not the ending I was expecting! lol! LOL! ~sorry!
ReplyDeletetypical! kids have that way of ruining those moments!! I had to stop taking my daughter into the dressing rooms very early on due to those types of comments!!! :-)
ReplyDeleteKids never fail to ruin the best moments for us moms! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteAwwww how precious! Don't you just treasure those moments?
ReplyDeleteYa'll have a terrifically blessed day!!!
HaHaHaHa! I was totally surprised by that ending- sounds like something I DID to my own mom! haha
ReplyDeleteOh, so sweet. I love little stories like this! LOL!
ReplyDeleteYesterday my husband's surgeon had one. I was fretting about it the whole time. I hope one of his nurses had the nerve to tell him.
ReplyDeleteMy friends and I ask if we have "tooth friends" or "nose friends." Maybe you could teach your girls this very important communication skill for girlfriends!
Nose friends-that sounds a little classier! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteMy mom said that I would have totally said something like that!
ReplyDeleteOh, yes . . . dressing room comments . . .
ReplyDeleteWell, it certainly made me laugh!
ReplyDeletelol. what a cute story!
ReplyDeleteLol, that's classic.
ReplyDeleteSounds like something I would have heard from you!
ReplyDeleteThis is still precious despite the ending... which,I also find very precious.
ReplyDeletehee hee.
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ReplyDeleteGreat post! By the way, I love the picture of your kiddos at the top of your blog. Isn't that how it always is? One person never wants their picture taken -- absolutely precious. I have to tell you, my oldest boy, almost 5, LOVES to hear stories about when he was born or when he was a baby. And Momma loves telling them! Thanks for sharing.
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