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Mother's Day

My sweet family took good care of me today.

-Eliza let me sleep until 6:30 (however, let me clarify that did not mean she did not have me up in the night - just that she wasn't up for the day wanting to play at 5AM!)

-The boys didn't get up until 7:00 (what a treat!)

-The boys crawled into our room to my side of the bed and yelled "surprise, happy mother's day!"

-A pancake breakfast was made by Drew and the boys for me.  Again another 'surprise' was given once  I walked down the stairs

- Cards were given, Drew had flowers for me and the boys had special gifts.  Cole had a MOPS school hand print craft and Sam had a jar that he made at preschool filled with flowers.  They both were so sweet - they will still be in my home when I am 80 years old.


- Church, followed by snail collecting outside, Vietnamese take out for lunch, quiet time for the kids and then time at the park before supper finished off the day. A perfect day.

 I am so blessed!

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