Tonight I was going through the photos on our Mac and managed to do a quick trip down memory lane with pictures of my kids. Mackenzie is now 9 (10 in a couple of weeks) and Christian is 11 (almost 12) {sigh}. While I looked at pictures from infancy to elementary school, I remembered the times when each one was taken and what I was thinking then.
By the time Mackenzie was 2 and Christian was 4, I remember thinking that they were such big kids and I missed their "babyness". Now I look at pictures of them at those ages and wish I could reach back in time and smack myself. Didn't I see how adorable they were? I also think how "busy" I was (or at least I thought I was) when I was a SAHM. Some of the cutest pictures were taken while I was trying to take pictures of items to sell on Ebay. I had to stop and take pictures of them because they wanted to spend time with me.
Today I look at them and still catch myself thinking how their "childhood" is almost gone. How ridiculous is that?? They still have plenty of "kid time" and I need to enjoy it NOW. Sure, they were cute back then, but they are still cute now. Mackenzie asks if we will pay for college, but she doesn't want to go more than a couple of miles away :) Christian is still creeping into our room at night every once and again. They are still so innocent and I'm trying to stay in the present to savor every minute. I wish I had a device to record all the funny things they say.
By the time Mackenzie was 2 and Christian was 4, I remember thinking that they were such big kids and I missed their "babyness". Now I look at pictures of them at those ages and wish I could reach back in time and smack myself. Didn't I see how adorable they were? I also think how "busy" I was (or at least I thought I was) when I was a SAHM. Some of the cutest pictures were taken while I was trying to take pictures of items to sell on Ebay. I had to stop and take pictures of them because they wanted to spend time with me.
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