Friday, December 21, 2007

Thankful for the little things

Okay I've decided to list all the little things I'm thankful for since I last posted. I think we remember the small bad stuff so often and tell about it that we forget the little wonderful things too. Careful the cheese-o-meter is running high lately and I apologize!
  • Thursday morning busy day ahead and my hair took all of 5 minutes to do, silly I know but it made my day easier
  • Kids were ALL happy and got ready fast! and we were out of the house by 9:00
  • Went to Tuckers school Christmas sing and Porter made it through the whole thing and it was over an hour long!!!!
  • Stopped snowing just before we left the school.
  • Cute little size 4 feet that stopped to step in every mound of snow on the way to the car I think it took 15 minutes to get to the car. But I couldn't pick him up.
  • When I got home I had a little pity party & a few minutes later my honey spontaneously started dancing me around the kitchen to Harry Connick's Christmas CD it was just what I needed. (he was still home recovering from the stomach bug)
  • Little people who understand that mommy can't pick them up right now (this one is hard for me, I've had to do this too much of my kids lives)
  • Kids who help with the laundry and even some of it was voluntary.
  • SINGING, my kids love to sing. And I love hearing them especially Christmas songs.
  • hot chocolate (doesn't that make everything right)
  • Tucker helping neighbors just because he wants too.
  • Kids making Christmas crafts, they had sooo much fun.
  • Hearing my kids having fun during their time-out together, at least they stopped fighting so I guess it worked.

I'm sure I'm forgetting many things here I know I am but isn't it sad how we (or should I say me) so often focus on the crap and not all the good, so I personally needed to do this one. I need to do it more often too.

Okay I'm shutting down the cheese factory, and hopefully I'll post some cute kid pics soon.

1 comment:

Dani said...

Definitely a good idea. The little good things tend to get lost in the hustle and bustle of our everyday lives, don't they?