Wonderment

This time of year is always so busy for Michael. with the school coming to a close. So many ARD meetings, in-homes, and 14 hour days, This is going to be a long long week. But since the weather is pretty today, Kayden and I played outside. We were playing in he stand-up sand box (I won't let him have a sit down one because of the fear of pen worms, and yes there is a story there) we were talked about what was in the box. what colors were things, the birds singing and the planes flying by. I was looking at my son, while he was sitting on the grass putting leaves in the water horse thinking how interesting this little human is.

Without a care in the world. I find it so charming that when children are little all they want to do it be bigger. They get up-side when they have to go home after playing at the park for hours, fighting naps when they can't keep their eyes open, or taking more cookies then their little hands can hold. Life for Kayden is the here and now. He does not know what real pain, real disappointment or regret is yet. He just makes every moment count. And if he is in need, there seems be always be a pair of loving arms to run to for safety. What a wonderful life my son has. I hope I can help make his childhood of wonderment last as long as possible.