And a card that was uber sweet. It said something along the lines of "you and our family are my happily ever after".
Awwwe. So cute. Don't gag at the mushy-ness.
No really, I cried.
The Nuggets. Well they're my boys and nothing could be better than having them this year.
I can't seem to put into words my emotion.
Shows my awesome writing skills.
I mean, just look at them...
Being a mom is something I always knew I wanted to be. I never stopped to think that it would be anything except something that happened naturally...and exactly when and how I wanted it to occur.
In mother's days past I've been wished a "happy Mother's Day" by cashiers or waiters and had to grin and bear it. Squeak out the word "thanks" while tears threaten behind my eyes. Some people have the approach that Mothers Day is a day to celebrate all women but, to me (and I can have an opinion) it is truly a day to celebrate and appreciate moms.
I waited a long time to be called a mommy and therefore it's hard to put into words how fantastic it feels to be able to celebrate Mother's Day, as a mom. (No the Nugs are not saying Ma-Ma yet.)
