We try fairly hard to keep our kiddos grounded, with varying degrees of success at times. But lately I've been super impressed with kid #2, John.
He had a special afternoon with his dad this week and was lucky enough to sit in the salebarn for hours on end with no toys, save for the pen and salebarn card that his dad gave him. John came home that evening, proudly showed his wares to us all and proclaimed time and time again "I'm the luckiest boy in the world!".
He found an old horseshoe at the barn yesterday. He beamed from ear to ear as he carried it back to the house, all the while proclaiming "I'm the luckiest boy in the whole world!".
This morning I unpacked my lab supplies from two large cardboard boxes. John's eyes sparkled when I agreed to let him have them. He instantly turned to his sister, "Can you believe it, Kathryn? I'm the luckiest boy in the world!". They've now been playing together contently outside in 45 degree weather for the past hour and I have no idea how I'll ever tear them away from their box fort in the yard to make them eat lunch.
We definitely have terrible, trying days in this family, but at this very moment I feel like the luckiest mom in the world.
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