Karma's Bragging Rights ~A Love Letter To My Children

As Karma would have it Mothers Day is upon us this weekend to be precise.
I am overcome with love and pride at the adults my children have become. I want them to know how much I love them and how I am who I am as a mother because of them. The flowers they give me may wilt, the ink may fade away on the cards I am given but there is something they have gifted me that will last a lifetime. 

My baby bird gifted me this: Motherhood at a young age when I was on the road of self destruction due to low self-esteem. She opened my eyes to the wonders and joy that the world had to offer with her natural curiosity of the things around her. She gave my life true meaning 

My wyld child gifted me this: Patience and imperfection, patience in that we all children learn at their own pace to she taught me to let things happen naturally and in due time. Imperfection in that is there is no such things as being the perfect parent we are all different as are the children we raise so I leaned to adjust my parenting skills accordingly.

My baby boy, my youngest gifted me this: Quiet, peaceful demur and laughter. He is the epitome of what a true gentleman should be. He is kind, funny and easy going.He showed me that it was okay to laugh with your children about life's mishaps. He helped me see the humor in the mundane. 

I am proud of the adults my children have become and of the hard work they do every day. They all gave collage a try two succeeded but again they are each unique individuals and made my trip to motherhood worth all the blood, sweat , tears and spilled milk that comes with it worth it. 

So Thank you to my kids for gifting me those things that made me, mom.

I have to add a footnote: A shout out if you will to another kid (Pamela) though no blood relation of any kind she gifted me this: A part of her daughters lives thus giving me granddaughters that I share a special bond with they bring me joy even on my most darkest days. I think of her as another one of my children, so when people ask Yes, Yes I do have grandchildren for after all.....
To quote Eric Kripke "Family doesn't end with blood, but it doesn't start there either. Family cares about you, no what you can do for them Family's there through the good, the bad, all of it. They got your back even when it hurts. That's Family" 

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