Christmas Day. Supper-time. The table is set and dinner is served. |
24 hours later. Boxing Day. Supper-time. The table is set and dinner is served. |
Did you spot the big difference?
Hint: it's not the babies or the table linens.
We've kissed our high-chair trays goodbye and are sitting in our converted big boy chairs for the first time!
– Well, 'dis is new.
– I wonder what we think of it.
– Food still taste same.
– Yup. Food still yummy.
– And we still look adorable.
– Yup. Can still make silly faces too.
– Being able to reach the serving dishes not something Mommy bargain on I bet.
– No, Mommy not see that one coming. Still, nice feature for the 10 seconds it last.
– We don't even like turkey.
– No, we does not. Is never about the having though. Is always about the getting.
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Mommy note: As much as I love watching my boys growing up, there will always be a small part of me that feels a little sad when it's time to leave the last phase behind – and a little bewildered at how it all keeps going by so fast.
*sniffle*
A little trip down memory lane can be found here and also here. I have to admit, it's hard to *sniffle* properly when looking at this picture, even for a sentimental Mommy like myself.
A little trip down memory lane can be found here and also here. I have to admit, it's hard to *sniffle* properly when looking at this picture, even for a sentimental Mommy like myself.
- L.
Miss you, Lisa. Thinking of you and the boys. Hope you had a great Christmas with your mom!
ReplyDelete- Noreen xo