What a Mother’s Day! (Today is Mother’s Day in the US.)
I got these beautiful white lilies from Anders and the girls, who woke me up this morning singing (!) and carrying a delicious fruit platter. The lilies (my favorite) make the whole house smell like a summer meadow.
We went to our favorite Korean restaurant for lunch.
And yesterday I got my THIRD blurb! Woohoo! My publisher is just working on the wording a little, but soon I will show you (you can count on it!) 🙂
This weekend has just been great, especially since my dear hubby was away on business during the week, so it is wonderful to be all together again. (Although I managed to write more than usual when he was away 🙂 )
Here’s a selfie, which ended up on Facebook last weekend, of me and my girls!
Today I have been pondering how lucky I am to be the mother of these wonderful girls, and the miracle of it, considering my congenital heart disease that went undetected for many years. All children are miracles really, and these two beautiful, kind, smart, girls are my miracles.
Wishing you all a wonderful weekend,
Lene
And the same to you, Lene.
Though it seems you don’t really need my wishes 😉
Hi, hi, thank you, my friend, I appreciate it! 🙂
Hugs
Så vackra ni är alla tre! Och en fortsatt härlig morsdag
Tackar, tackar! 🙂 Detsamma, även om morsdag inte infaller riktigt än i Sverige…
Härlig familj, vackra blommor o god mat – bättre kan det inte vara pÃ¥ mors dag.
Önskar dig många sådana dagar!
Kramis
Tack och stor kram!
Happy Mother’s Day to you too, lovely lady! My wake-up call was slightly different than yours (5:17am, screaming baby), but maybe in ten years or so I’ll experience something similar? Ha! I generally prefer chocolate over flowers (I talk a lot about chocolate, don’t I?), but lilies are so beautiful! Just like you and your girls – what a trio.
In other news: I’m attending a writer’s conference this week and I wish I could take you with me. Maybe some time in the future. 😉
A writer’s conference! Wish I could join you! Sounds wonderful. Have fun!
And I’m actually more of a “flowers-person”, which is pretty hilarious come think of it, since my hubby always brings me chocolate! He is definitely a chocolate-person, ha, ha!
Oh, and being awakened by screaming baby sounds wonderful. 🙂 I know it’s not that wonderful in the exact moment when it happens, but looking back at those memories make me really nostalgic… But having “big” kids is also wonderful and there’s less screaming in the mornings. 🙂 Hugs and Happy Mother’s Day!
Oh, I’m going to have baby nostalgia too. In some ways I already do, and my baby is only 8 months old! And I wouldn’t mind the early mornings so much, but as it turns out most nights, there are several wakings before the final one! And not just by our youngest either…Oh well, one day I will probably have to drag them all out of bed in the mornings!
I think I know one of the reasons Anders keeps bringing you chocolate – so he can “just try out” some pieces too! (well, it would be Jonas’ reason)… 😉
If I pick up any particularly helpful tips at the conference, I’ll let you know!
Ha, ha, that’s exactly why Anders brings me chocolate!
And helpful tips are always welcome!