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Funny is in the eye of the beholder

So yesterday I got a comment from a fellow mom in the form of a poem that started:
Suzanne is amazing
A woman of grace.

I laughed a little outloud as I was reading it, thinking it was funny that she answered in poem form.

Along gave Makensie and asked what I had laughed at. As I read the 1st 2 lines of the poem to her, she too laughed, then spouts off "Yeah, that is funny." Although, I don't think I'm that great and usually humored when others do, I was was still enjoying those warm fuzzies from the complement I had received.

I looked at my precious child and had to laugh at her innocent comment, which made her laugh even more saying, "it's SO funny that she thinks you're a good mom."

OK ENOUGH

Once again proof that my children do not care about my self esteem.

Comments

Anonymous said…
Hi,

I just saw that you left me a comment on my blog and wanted to check you out. I love your blog and love the color too :)

Did you ever check out http://mom2my6pack.blogspot.com ?
You should, if you in need of laughing thats the blog to go too. I dont know the lady who writes that blog but she is hillarious!

Anyways love your blog and thanks for visiting and commenting on mine!!

Love and Blessings
Andrea

PS I will try the cinnamon :)
Anonymous said…
HA HA HA HA! I am speechless~only laughter left! (((((HUGS))))) sandi~sure you are a GREAT Mom!
Wendy said…
I hope you are writing all of this down in baby books!!

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