She immediately jumped up when she saw me, face brimming with excitement. She then said Mummy, feed! while pointing to her bowl of food.
My mother told me that she was yearning for me to get home, and insisted that the door be left open.
Once again, I melted. (Looks like this melting thing is now part of my life!)
For the rest of the evening, she was an absolute sweetheart. So much so that I felt guilty for writing about her tantrums. Why does guilt plague me so ever readily since I became a mother?!
I love you, my dearest Bubbles! We will build beautiful memories together.
My adorable munchkin...
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*pat pat shoulder* it's ok, mummy... We have looney, hair tearing days once a while. The charms of motherhood :). N that's a fine giraffe? she built. :)
LOL... lovely mommy's girl! More surprises to come as girls usually are emotionally sentimental!:)
Hi Corsage, love your callsign, 'corsage'...very original, has a bit of a romantic tinge to it.
I guess to mothers their daughters are their dolls they played when young, only now it's a beautiful, walking, talking living doll....
And you sure got one great looking kid there, and its nice to read or hear the baby name of 'Bubbles'. Love that....
So often we read or hear of young kids being called, 'boy boy', or 'girl girl'.....
Have fun, kids grow up fast.
Keep a song in your heart.
Best regards, Lee.
Sweet Bubbles! She likes to build tall structure? :-)
For a moment, my brains processed the header as "Melting point" and had thought it was another post on her tantrums.
Don't feel guilty, because you are penning factual events in her life which she will appreciate in time to come, good or bad. It will be overly optimistic to just paint a pretty picture right? :)
she looks so adorable in the first pic :)
What was she doing in the first pic? She looks like she was singing or something! So cute!!
Looking so pretty! She has Rob's eyes huh? Love her blouse!
goolypop:
That's a 'tower' we built together. She was quite thrilled how tall it got and asked her dad to come see :)
alice:
Yes, that's a reward for all the hard work! hee
uncle lee:
Thanks for popping by! 'Corsage' came from the days I always wore a flower pin :)
dora:
Yes she does! She is generally more interested in breaking apart the blocks though! :/
anya's mom:
Haha! Yes that is true. I just felt bad because she was so sweet the next day! But we're still coping with tantrums now and then :P
ame:
I know! I have no idea what she was doing though! LOL
amanda:
I wasn't there but I think she was singing/talking to herself!
poiema:
Yes she does! She apparently looks like me when her eyes are closed though. LOL! Top is from Old Navy! She has a ton of stuff from there thanks to my aunt!
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