This is an off topic post that I feel I just have to share!
Today, I did my usual morning routine: wake up the girls; give them breakfast; make their lunches and then put them on the bus to school.
Raizel is at the stage where she is thinking about her yearbook and what she wants to write for it. So, this morning she asked: “what do you think of this: don’t wait for the perfect moment. Take the moment and make it perfect?” I liked it so much that I wrote it down.
Then, we walked to the bus stop. The leaves are changing colour around us and the fall foliage is fantastic! So, as we were waiting for the bus, Raizel took this picture with my phone.
I felt like I needed to capture the moment, so I combined the two.
Living a life that matters is forged through our meaningful emotional connections with our loved ones. It is not, “those were the days my friends,” but rather “these are the days my friends.”
Waking the girls up, giving them breakfast, making their lunches, putting them on the bus and even washing the dishes are the stuff that really matter in life.
The picture is so beautiful, but Raizel’s words are just awesome – it’s amazing that she came up with this insight!
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I was pretty impressed. She is really good at taking pictures and the year book was something very important to her.
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She is obviously maturing.
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Yes. We are the same size now. I have to hide my clothes, otherwise she takes them.
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She is showing good taste, I am sure!
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She is quite a fashionista. She also loves make up, hair and doing her nails. I am happy she likes my DIY beauty recipes.
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All of this is wonderful!
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That is exactly what matters in life. It is a shame that this is lost on so many people. Your previous commentor made me alugh. Yeah, the dreaded yearbook. lol That can be stressful.
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Yes. We have regular discussion on graduation and the yearbook. Now, we need to figure out high school, which is REALLY stressful!
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omg. Enjoy them while you can. Time passes so swiftly.
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Yes. It’s true. My other daughter is fond of saying now, “Mommy is old. Mommy is a grandma.” I think this is her way of noticing the passage of time.
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LOL You need to teach her to be a little gentle. Aren;t children wonderful. Have a great day.
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Tell Raizel I have written those words and stuck them on my desk where I can see them whenever I am staring into space. Inspirational and a beautiful picture too!
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I will tell her! She is very interested in photography and now goes everywhere with a camera. The saga of the yearbook continues…..
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The dreaded Yearbook ….. bonne courage with that one! But the camera is a very good accessory to cling to 🙂
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Yes. We are excited that she likes it.
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Love it!!! I hope your daughter uses that quote. Tamar
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Thank you! I will pass the message on. I have a few more gems from her💍
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Such great words of wisdom. My love to your daughters 🙂 Thanks for sharing this here!
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Thank you for reading!
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So true, what a dear smart girl! Really lovely picture and the beAutiful quote!!
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I had to share it. It was so great!
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I am so glad you did! Like the cat picture you shared so sweet
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Thank you!
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