"What do you want to be when you grow up?" Simple question. One I'm sure everyone has been asked, or required to do a paper on in grade school. I never really knew the answer to that question, although I could muddle through with what might tickle my fancy at the time, but I never really KNEW what I wanted to be. To this day, I think about taking a class, or joining a group or club so I can become something or be a part of something bigger, mostly because I feel inadequate, unaccomplished, and unsuccessful. Until asked to share something for my daughters blog I had let all those feelings lie dormant. Last night I wrestled with them, but not for long because I realized something. All this time I thought I'd wasted trying to figure out who I am or what I could become, I had become who I was intended to be...I am a mother. There is no greater success than to have your child look up to you with respect and admiration. When I think I've wasted a lifetime just muddling through I can turn to my children and know that I've nothing to be ashamed of. I love each of them more with every passing breath. God Bless you all.
Sunday, May 12, 2013
Mothers Day: Guest Post
In honor of Mothers Day I asked my Mom to write something I could share with everyone. She offered me a few words and here they are.
"What do you want to be when you grow up?" Simple question. One I'm sure everyone has been asked, or required to do a paper on in grade school. I never really knew the answer to that question, although I could muddle through with what might tickle my fancy at the time, but I never really KNEW what I wanted to be. To this day, I think about taking a class, or joining a group or club so I can become something or be a part of something bigger, mostly because I feel inadequate, unaccomplished, and unsuccessful. Until asked to share something for my daughters blog I had let all those feelings lie dormant. Last night I wrestled with them, but not for long because I realized something. All this time I thought I'd wasted trying to figure out who I am or what I could become, I had become who I was intended to be...I am a mother. There is no greater success than to have your child look up to you with respect and admiration. When I think I've wasted a lifetime just muddling through I can turn to my children and know that I've nothing to be ashamed of. I love each of them more with every passing breath. God Bless you all.
"What do you want to be when you grow up?" Simple question. One I'm sure everyone has been asked, or required to do a paper on in grade school. I never really knew the answer to that question, although I could muddle through with what might tickle my fancy at the time, but I never really KNEW what I wanted to be. To this day, I think about taking a class, or joining a group or club so I can become something or be a part of something bigger, mostly because I feel inadequate, unaccomplished, and unsuccessful. Until asked to share something for my daughters blog I had let all those feelings lie dormant. Last night I wrestled with them, but not for long because I realized something. All this time I thought I'd wasted trying to figure out who I am or what I could become, I had become who I was intended to be...I am a mother. There is no greater success than to have your child look up to you with respect and admiration. When I think I've wasted a lifetime just muddling through I can turn to my children and know that I've nothing to be ashamed of. I love each of them more with every passing breath. God Bless you all.
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