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On good days

19 February 2008No Comment

She’d giggle and laugh at the silliest jokes

She’d sing and sing like there’s no tomorrow (nor neighbours!)

She’d request for something, then nod with understanding when I tell her that it’s not possible to do that now

She’d volunteer and proactively help around the house

She’d say grace before her meals, take a spoonful, and say “Yummm… thank you Mommy for cooking this yummy food!’

In reality though, there’s always a balance (read: good days and cranky days).

But then again, as parents I feel we should always try to treasure those good moments and remind ourselves to react accordingly and growl (read: rebuke strongly, but still with self control!) proportionately during their grumpy days.

Easier said than done.

But I guess I have to say, it’s never impossible. With God’s strength.

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