Thank Goodness for the Moments

  There are times when my children drive me batty. We rarely leave the house anymore without at least one child in hysterical tears. I often leave a room only to reenter it moments later with it in utter ruins. I don’t know why I bother cooking—my kids almost never eat any of the food I prepare. So why do I do it day in and day out?  For moments like the one pictured above. My two boys, cuddled up with one another, perfectly content to have each other (and a little movie, of course!). Thankfully, moments like this one far outshine the chaotic ones, rejuvenating and encouraging me to keep on doing what I’m doing. Thank goodness for those moments!