Thinking Thursday
Yesterday left me thinking
Yes todays post is Thinking Thursday but it really left me wondering.
As I watched my boys play together on their nice day off from school, because of snow, I could see that they are growing up. Bit by bit they are becoming friends. Building a relationship with one another that goes beyond anything Ihad with my own brother. I know a brother brother bond is so much different then any other type of sibling bond, and for this I am glad they have something I never did ~ this type of bond.
As I awoke still resting in bed, because they are good kids and they can entertain themselves for a while, I could listen in on their conversation with one another. They were playing some game where one was the leader and the other had to follow. Not always a good thing, but it does teach them to take turns in the roles they will play now and in their adulthood. They played well with oneanother for a while, and it was just nice to sit and listen, not having to get up and break them apart. They were getting along, what more could I ask?
Over the past few months my husband and I have seen great changes in both boys and how they respond to one another and how they act toward eachother, and yesterday was no different in how it pleases me to see such amazing changes in children, MY CHILDREN.
So today I was thinking (Thursday) what amazing changes have you seen in your children or in your self over the past few months?
Yes todays post is Thinking Thursday but it really left me wondering.
As I watched my boys play together on their nice day off from school, because of snow, I could see that they are growing up. Bit by bit they are becoming friends. Building a relationship with one another that goes beyond anything Ihad with my own brother. I know a brother brother bond is so much different then any other type of sibling bond, and for this I am glad they have something I never did ~ this type of bond.
As I awoke still resting in bed, because they are good kids and they can entertain themselves for a while, I could listen in on their conversation with one another. They were playing some game where one was the leader and the other had to follow. Not always a good thing, but it does teach them to take turns in the roles they will play now and in their adulthood. They played well with oneanother for a while, and it was just nice to sit and listen, not having to get up and break them apart. They were getting along, what more could I ask?
Over the past few months my husband and I have seen great changes in both boys and how they respond to one another and how they act toward eachother, and yesterday was no different in how it pleases me to see such amazing changes in children, MY CHILDREN.
So today I was thinking (Thursday) what amazing changes have you seen in your children or in your self over the past few months?
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