“Maybe some eleven-year-olds aren’t ready for a phone. But mine, she is. And that’s all that matters.”

- Love What Matters
- Children
“Maybe some eleven-year-olds aren’t ready for a phone. But mine, she is. And that’s all that matters.”
“I could feel his joy, his gratitude, his hope, his love, his everything. It was all there wrapped around me.”
“Staying at home with your kids is seen as ‘the lazy way out,’ a choice made by the ‘unmotivated,’ and a ‘cop out,’ a way to evade REAL work.”
“When we gathered as a family to sing to Abraham, he couldn’t keep control of his emotions. His cake had a track hurdler on it and a toy car, his favorite things. And it had HIS name. It was a cake just to celebrate him.”
“My little girl is growing up, so I guess I’ve got to too.”
“After two years of tears and frustration, Titus tied his shoes because of a young man named Jay Jay who took the time to teach a little man that he could do it. I snapped a few pictures with tears in my eyes.”
“Soak up all the spare minutes and memories you can. They’ll only be a teen for a short time, but they’ll be your baby forever.”
“They are always there, no matter how old their current versions get or how many inches they tower over me now. And what a gift it is to watch the sweet merging of all those versions of my babies.”
“I exist somewhere between a past I can’t reconcile with a future I don’t want to face. I see you in the stars and in the daisies that you send our way. Not a second goes by I don’t think of you.”
“It is important for children to feel their preferences or choices are okay. No other child (or adult!) has the right to take that from them.”
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