I hope I can remember...
I hope I can remember these tiny, soft hands and chubby Flintstone feet,
and breath so sweaty sweet.
I hope I can remember nursing my tiny babes and their favorite solid foods -
sweets for her, salty for him - suit their moods.
I hope I can remember playing trains, tea parties, pretend forts, stacking blocks,
and Bebe Sister wearing snowmen socks.
I hope I can remember bed head hair and rosy cheeks after a nap,
and snuggles on my lap.
I hope I can remember the pitter patter of little feet
padding along the wood floors so sweet.
I hope I can remember little voices saying blue, ye-ah, duck, balls,
and non-stop questions filling the halls.
I hope I can remember crayons, coloring, play dough, painted hand prints,
and various other artistic stints.
I hope I can remember reading favorite stories before bedtime in the room, -
especially the ever popular Good Night Moon.
I know I will always be grateful for this honor and call,
being their mother is best of all.
I know some day I'll be old and sitting in a rocking chair remembering these days. I just want to snap shot these memories so I can revisit them in my elderly days - knowing these really were the days.
4 comments:
This was a lovely post. And this blog (and their own blogs) will be such a wonderful way to remember all these little moments … that do start to fade after a bit even though you think they never will.
What a beautiful post! I agree with Jenners about these blogs always being treasured by your children and their children some day. I think this is a wonderful way to remember these precious days.
So beautifully written. I could relate to so much of this, the flintstone feet, the sweet breath. And I think we are doing something right by recording it! It makes us live it more I think.
So sweet! I tell myself similar things quite often! The exhaustion will fade away and only the sweet memories will be left!
I think you do a great job of treasuring them!
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