I wish I could say my daughter is in the same boat, but I can't. Her midterm grades are horrendous, but part of that is due to the trip to Mexico, and she's taking steps to get caught up now, so it's hard to be too mad at her. Disappointed, but not mad. She has been putting the 'just a phone call away' part of our relationship to good use over the past few days, mainly looking for help with certain homework assignments. I may not be smart enough to pass my comps, but I can explain the hydrological cycle, scientific notation, and the properties of water to a twelve year old over the phone.
My youngest son is probably the one I worry about the most. The other two have memories of living with me, but all he'll know is that I came by every other month or so for weekend visits the entire time he was growing up. I'm hoping that he'll understand everything later, but right now it's got to be confusing. He got mad at me a week and a half ago when I dropped them off, and he wouldn't come give me a hug goodbye, and don't think that didn't make it even harder to leave.
Anyway, this post is really just a bunch of rambling (aren't they all?), but since I've been thinking about my kids, I thought I'd write something about them, and post a few pictures. Thanks for bearing with me.
7 comments:
Those aren't your kids.....hate to tell you...but yours are much younger than that. I know...I've seen them before. Your daughter is a little girl still...that teenager isn't her. YOu better find out who kidnapped them and put those old kids in their place.
I thought it was cute when your 4 year old asked me to come stay with him at his new house. ;)
Those are great pics...I especially love the one of him eating a pear...the lighting is great.
Beautiful, I miss seeing them....
Are you sure your name is psycho intern...or is it photography critic?
Your children are beautiful!
Thanks Michelle. I happen to agree, but I'm probably a little biased.
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