Is it cheating if you write how thankful you are for your family every. single. day.?
No? Great. Because I find new reasons to be grateful for them every. single day.
Why? Who else calls when they are on VACATION and cheers you up? Lets you sound ideas off of them? Gives advice? Tells you about free deals on KSL (yes, Mom checks KSL from Indiana). Who calls the car dealership when you lock THEIR keys out of their car (that you're borrowing)? That would be parents.
Who takes time off work to help you, helps with the kids, lets you have a break, and takes kids wen you run out of patience? Who cheers you up and gives you hugs? Wonderful husbands - that's who.
Who helps with sick kids, helps with grocery shopping, is patient and understanding when you're not? In-laws. Got to love them.
Don't forget the nieces and nephews. They've been incredible troopers- forgiving, helpful, and hard workers. I'm so glad they're here!
So yes- I am grateful for my family.
Just to give you a break, we'll talk about snow. I love snow. If its going to be cold, there'd better be snow. Lucky for me we're having a blizzard. Yes, blizzard. 3-8 inches of snow tonight. Yippee!! The kids are all excited as well. Too bad the temperature won't reach 20 degrees tomorrow.... brr!!!
2 comments:
There is nothing wrong with continually writing how thankful you are for family.
Remeber how you once tried to teach me how to drive in the snow?? Good times :)
Yay for mom!
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