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Wednesday, January 9, 2008

The Dream

The dream is to have a medium sized family with children well spaced out so that everyone feels special and appreciated without driving mommy to the pscych ward at the local hospital.

The dream is to have a small well maintained home with low ceilings to breed closeness.

To have the children share bedrooms and learn the difficulties and the joys of respecting each others space.

The dream is to have the children do their homework around the dining room table every afternoon and evening, asking questions about topics that we have long since forgot.

The dream is to have the older children read to and grow closer to their younger siblings rather than resent their existence for their whole life.

The dream is to have family breakfast and dinner at least 4 days out of 5.

The dream is to look outside and see children playing on the lawn.

The dream is to have well adjusted and polite children that enjoy doing family activities together.

The dream is to mention the idea of a vacation and everyone puts in their two cents, and begins to get truly excited.

The dream is to go to so many concerts, recitals, games, matches, and shows that we know the teachers, classmates, families, and layout of every building by heart.

The dream is to be making dinner and have little hands trying to snatch a taste before its ready.

The dream is for the children to never see a boundary between going to church and living the Church.

The dream is for the children to love and respect their grandparents and absorb their goodness.

The dream is for my husband and I to have such close relationships with our children that they miss us when they leave.

The dream is to have our children choose their vocations with the confidence that we will respect and support their decisions.

The dream is to have a long and loving marriage as a gift to our children.

That's the dream.

1 comment:

Anonymous said...

May all your dreams come true.