This post and your last one bring back such memories of my own "before," not to be compared to yours, not at all, but it aches all the same, the memory of seemingly untroubled times that are no more.
ah, a familiar scene. Is he a saver? Does he make it last until Christmas?
My folks used to go through our candy and pull out all the hard stuff that could break our teeth. It was the biggest bummer. They probably ate it in secret.....
Head on over to my blog for my TGIF post...I'm giving away little prizes.
That is one handsome boy you've got there, Elizabeth! (And a mighty good lookin' pile of candy, I must say.)
ReplyDeleteWell, the sugar should provide lots of homework energy, at least!
ReplyDeleteI am doing homework right now and I could use a pile of candy. Instead I have grapes and a banana. harumph
ReplyDeleteI can't believe how fast that beautiful boy is growing up.
ReplyDeleteThis post and your last one bring back such memories of my own "before," not to be compared to yours, not at all, but it aches all the same, the memory of seemingly untroubled times that are no more.
ReplyDeleteYour children are so beautiful.
Wow when I started reading your wonderful blog your son was quite a bit younger, he
ReplyDeletehas grown into a handsome man:)
ah, a familiar scene. Is he a saver? Does he make it last until Christmas?
ReplyDeleteMy folks used to go through our candy and pull out all the hard stuff that could break our teeth. It was the biggest bummer. They probably ate it in secret.....
Head on over to my blog for my TGIF post...I'm giving away little prizes.
Oh my goodness! Henry looks soooo handsome and grown up. Wait. Please tell me that this is Henry.
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