January 23, 2009wise
An adult is one who has lost the grace, the freshness, the innocence of the child, Comments
Your son is just gorgeous, full of engagement and vivacity. I still cannot get over how he is now a little boy, not a toddler or a baby at all! Posted by: pamela at January 29, 2009 08:40 PMYour son is just gorgeous, full of engagement and vivacity. I still cannot get over how he is now a little boy, not a toddler or a baby at all! Posted by: pamela at January 29, 2009 08:39 PMMy 3-year old son happy as a clam even with an awful case of strep throat a week ago is this quote brought to life. My goodness, I needed to read that today. Such a beautiful quote...I am printing it and pasting it in my office as we speak. Thank you. (And Ben looks like such a big boy!) Posted by: Moltomom at January 29, 2009 10:55 AMMy 3-year old son happy as a clam even with an awful case of strep throat a week ago is this quote brought to life. My goodness, I needed to read that today. Such a beautiful quote...I am printing it and pasting it in my office as we speak. Thank you. (And Ben looks like such a big boy!) Posted by: Moltomom at January 29, 2009 10:55 AMOh how I love this. Posted by: Ali at January 25, 2009 10:26 PMOIW yes.... how very true. I am reminded of this EVERY single time my 16 month old boy is given a small box of sultanas... Oh the joy, such joy. Love what a stud muffin! xo OMG he's a little man!!! Posted by: creatively self-employed at January 25, 2009 11:58 AMGosh, he has gotten so big! And I remember crying when he was just a bump on a photo. That's a simply fantastic photo of a beautiful little boy. Also: An adult is [...]who is afraid of being happy, and who, because it is easier to bear, has gone back to sleep. The wise man is a happy child. I'm seriously tempted to pin that up somewhere to remind me of my own life every day. This photo made my day, Andrea. What a gift you have to be able to capture your boy simply in such a complex medium. The photo makes me want to pounce on my napping kids and kiss them. Posted by: Cory at January 24, 2009 12:15 PMeeek. i hope to never be called an adult. i think the great gift of our children is the way they teach us to embrace the 'happy child' we are. now, if i could just get my body to bend into those impossibility supple angles they have as they naturally perform yoga. jealous. Posted by: mamie at January 23, 2009 08:57 PMMy, my...he is quite the little man now... so big...so darn cute and he exudes so much joy. God bless him... oh and that quote, so true... I'm 38 and I don't want to grow up...hee, hee... :) xo glo Posted by: glo at January 23, 2009 08:25 PMI don't know which is more powerful... the picture or the quote. Thanks for sharing both. Posted by: Steve at January 23, 2009 06:37 PMWait! Wasn't he just born?? Posted by: Surcie at January 23, 2009 06:36 PMOh Andrea - he is a handsome little guy! His smile makes me smile. Thank you! Posted by: Kelsie at January 23, 2009 03:43 PMWhere is baby Ben? and who is this handsome big boy? Posted by: marilee pittman at January 23, 2009 03:32 PMoh-that-smile! such a sweetie, andrea! Posted by: dawn at January 23, 2009 01:54 PMVery interesting... I love Ben's haircut! He's adorable as always :) Kisses to you sweet nephew. Posted by: Caroline at January 23, 2009 01:06 PMOh! He looks like such a big boy now! Posted by: Alesia at January 23, 2009 11:46 AMOh I just *love* this picture of Ben! He looks like such a little man! Posted by: Samantha D at January 23, 2009 11:17 AMamen. Posted by: celisa at January 23, 2009 11:02 AMBen is a boy! When did that happen??? The quote makes me feel a little guilty about my post this morning... Not in a bad way, just a pensive, thought provoking way. Thank you. Posted by: Puanani at January 23, 2009 10:57 AMLove that quote, and Ben is sooo handsome. What a smile! Its contagious Posted by: stacy kathryn at January 23, 2009 10:55 AMAndrea - You have a lovely knack for sharing the perfect words at the perfect time. Thanks for this. It's getting written out and magnet-ed to the fridge right after I click "post". (And your Ben is looking so happily full of joy.) Posted by: hannah m at January 23, 2009 10:36 AMI LOVE this! The quote, the picture, all of it! I so often marvel at how purely happy both my kids are as soon as they wake in the morning. They're the ones who've got it all figured out I say. Thanks!! Posted by: Candice at January 23, 2009 09:42 AM |