I love my family. I don't think any of them read my blog, but I'd like to state that here anyway.
Mom is coming up to see me before I go back to Newfoundland. Dad has encouraged me and 'heckled' me every time I've talked with him since I moved here. Timothy has asked me to help him with homework over the phone. Uncle Kerry shares his excitement with me whenever he does something new. Aunt Cheryl asks me how my day was every time I come home. Lindsay made me a salmon sandwich for my lunch today. Ashley gave me some of her delicious fudge last night.
The things I have mentioned about them are not the greatest things they have ever done for me or the most important points in our relationships, but they are what have reminded me of their love in recent days.
I love my family.
Mom is coming up to see me before I go back to Newfoundland. Dad has encouraged me and 'heckled' me every time I've talked with him since I moved here. Timothy has asked me to help him with homework over the phone. Uncle Kerry shares his excitement with me whenever he does something new. Aunt Cheryl asks me how my day was every time I come home. Lindsay made me a salmon sandwich for my lunch today. Ashley gave me some of her delicious fudge last night.
The things I have mentioned about them are not the greatest things they have ever done for me or the most important points in our relationships, but they are what have reminded me of their love in recent days.
I love my family.
David whispered at 8:55 a.m.
3 Comments:
that's important to do . . . it may seem an obvious observation, but i think we take family for granted far too often.
It's so important to recognize the little things that fill our lives with love. Too often we don't even notice them.
I am so glad you have such a wonderful family. Families are pretty awesome.
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