"It's Not easy being green..." This is my ongoing story of being a mother, a daughter, a sister, a friend. And being totally "green" to the concept of blogging. You are invited, and please, have a laugh or two.
Thursday, September 11, 2008
So, it's been a little while...
It really has been almost three months since I posted anything to my blog. It is unbelievable how time just keeps marching onward while I look twice and three months have passed.
My children have grown, progressed - 5th grade, 2nd grade, and Kindergarten. My baby is going to be 3 on Sunday. Can that be? No more babies around my house...? I tell myself that it is what is supposed to occur, that time must move forward. Then I see glimpses of toddlerhood in his smile, or see her sit there and cuddle her "mine-mine", sneaking sucks of her passy when she thinks no one is watching. Little does she know that these are my favorite times to sit and gaze at her, in awe of what love can create.
I watched my eldest son walk toward the school bus this morning, realizing that his gait is exactly like his father's. These days I see him slowly beginning to try on ideas of the kind of man he wants to be someday. He is entering the most confusing time of his life, and really, there is no way I can prepare him for all that he will go through. We all had to walk through it - those uncomfortable-yet-thrilling formative years - some made it while others, succumbing to the pressure or pain, did not.
I have no real post idea today, no witty stories or cute moments to share, but yet still felt like writing something. I am in a state of melancholy, albeit unexplainable. Maybe it is because of the anniversary of 9/11, and the fact that many people are thinking of those they lost, of the tragedy and unspeakable horror of that crystal clear day. Indeed, has the sky ever been more blue than on that horrific day in American history?
And yet, time moves on, relentless and without regard of what it leaves in it's wake. People pass on out of this world, babies are born, seasons continue to change, tragedies still happen without warning.
We must adapt, live on, love on, and persist.
Peace.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
5 comments:
Good to hear from you... I'm feeling a bit melancholy, too...
Peace ~ love the photo by the way!
hello!
i actually clicked over here the other day, incredulous that my reader wasn't picking up any new posts from you, and of course, there weren't any. but here you are.
and yes, time just keeps on ticking, ticking, ticking.. into the future
Beautiful photo. Is that your view? I'd kill for that view!
Hello, again. Good to hear from you. Glad things are just rolling along... Hope the melancholy has passed by now.
xo
Lawd-a-mucky, it's been awhile sis. I would definitely have some harsh words for your procrastination and out-of-toucedness if I hadn't just seen you and gotten my fill of ribbing and catching up and over cold beers, M&Ms and Trivial Pursuit (go to hell by the way).
Holy Geez they are growing up aren't they? Amazing what 9 months will to a mess 'a youngins. Daze growin up right quick. But more importantly, they're growing up right. I just wish I was closer so I could see you guys more often.
We must adapt, live on, love on, and persist.
I love this sentence and the sentiment behind it.
Post a Comment