Being a mother of two active and strong willed child is like riding a roller coaster. It is thrilling, exciting yet frightening. Difference is the real roller coaster ride only last within minutes but life, it keeps rolling up and down, up and down.
Yesterday was truly a trying time, I thought I was strong and could fight back but in the end I turned into a softie and burst into tears right in front my kids. For the record, I have always refrained myself from any sort of emotional outbursts especially in front of my kids but yesterday was just too much to hold back. RK was too young to understand but AB, she cried with me. Oh, that girl! It breaks my heart to see tears welled up in her big round eyes and it breaks me even more to realized what a lousy mother I am.
Seeing that AB started to cry, I quickly pulled myself together to calm her down and gave her a hug. Kids being kids, she was immediately back to her happy and cheerful self. As for me, I realized the struggles are real and will always be there. The struggle of being a mother, a wife, a daughter, a daughter-in-law, a sister, a friend. Expectations are high and honestly, I'm not even sure if I could keep up.
For now, these two are my pillar of strength and they give me the power to brave through storm. Hopefully one day I will be able to laugh through this. One day....
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Tuesday, 1 September 2015
Wednesday, 10 June 2015
I Love My Girls
Life with two girls is truly an adventure itself especially when both of them are only two years apart, but I would not have it any other way. I LOVE being their mom and I can't imagine life without them. I believe they were God send and I must have done something good to deserve them. Really!
As I watched them play together, I was reminded {yet again} at how quickly they grow. Sometimes, when I'm all alone by myself {and that usually means I'm stuck in a traffic jam}, I can't help but to wonder what would life be when they are all grown up and have family of their own. Will they be as close to me as they are right now? Or do they need me as much as they do right now? Only time will tell. But for now, I just wanted to soak up every moment...as much as possible.
'Children are Not a distraction from important work. They are THE MOST important work' - C.S Lewis
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