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aboo

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Re: Life through these lens of mine
« Reply #75 on: November 02, 2013, 10:24:50 PM »
My husband wrestled in his 9th and 10th grade year and then did track his 11th and 12th grade year.  He would have continued with wrestling but had more passion in running than anything else...right now he's trying to get to the Boston Marathon in a couple of years and is training hardcore for it...on his own.

I'm so happy to hear that your hubby is passionate about running the Boston Marathon O0  It definitely will be memorable indeed :)



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aboo

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Re: Life through these lens of mine
« Reply #76 on: November 03, 2013, 09:57:53 PM »
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Re: Life through these lens of mine
« Reply #77 on: November 04, 2013, 09:12:55 AM »
First time things....

It's amazing what we can do nowadays to preserve such first time memories. 
This is his first time dipping in the Pacific Ocean. 
We were right off of Santa Monica Pier making our way to Monterrey Bay.


How cute!!!!



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Re: Life through these lens of mine
« Reply #78 on: November 04, 2013, 12:05:18 PM »
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WindComeWindBlow

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Re: Life through these lens of mine
« Reply #79 on: November 04, 2013, 04:28:36 PM »
 ;D 

Woman, no wonder the guy was attentive to my questions...!

Hey, sauna date tonight?  I'm done at 7. 




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zena

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Re: Life through these lens of mine
« Reply #80 on: November 04, 2013, 05:52:07 PM »
Always be prepared….to meet that next guy!

On countless occasions I’ve heard from friends and recently over the weekend from a close friend….You always have to be prepare to meet that next guy.  This meaning that I should have make- up on and ready to smile and make eye contact without hesitation that OMG what does my face look like.

Granted I’m not a big fan of wearing make-up every day.  So I never think of these things until my friends have been nagging me to carry a few ‘perk’ me up items in my purse.  I can basically fit all my cosmetics in a quart size zip lock bag.  Whatever happened to guys who like you just for you? Well my gfs would chuckle and say that you have to reel them in first with the superficial looks.  Maybe I am too black in white with my assessments….perhaps a little gray won’t hurt.

Over the weekend I was out with my gf.  We were perusing the aisles of Hmong Village and what do you know…..we ran into a guy I once knew.   He was busy assisting my gf with a garment and I’m sure he knew who I was but played it cool since his wife was there too.  It was an awkward moment for me as I’ve not seen him for a long time but thanks to my wonderful son who looked up and said….Mom, can you carry me?  Carry me close to you so no one will come steal you even though I’m a big boy now.  I picked him up and whispered he’s the best.   He smooches me on the nose and I’m reminded that I am loved for being me, a mom.

My latest conversation with my gf was that I wanted to be noticed for me.  Not for the superficial things.  I just want to be me; I’m content and comfortable without make up.

P.S.  if you are reading this, we are so overdue for a sauna date lol.  Thanks for always trying to find the girlie girl in me at times.  I promise you I will buy a dress before the year ends ;)


Are those girlfriends who said those words to you with superficial guys?  j/w.

It's right to be comfortable with who you are. 



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aboo

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Re: Life through these lens of mine
« Reply #81 on: November 04, 2013, 11:15:03 PM »
Are those girlfriends who said those words to you with superficial guys?  j/w.

It's right to be comfortable with who you are. 

Thanks for the affirmation :)  MA, they are not with superficial guys.  I think they are just trying to get me to try new things....make up on a daily basis would be a new thing for me alright.



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Re: Life through these lens of mine
« Reply #82 on: November 04, 2013, 11:25:07 PM »
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WindComeWindBlow

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Re: Life through these lens of mine
« Reply #83 on: November 05, 2013, 08:35:29 AM »
I like snow but don't like to get my as.s wet.   :D



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Re: Life through these lens of mine
« Reply #84 on: November 05, 2013, 10:35:04 AM »

Do something like this with snow.  I would but us folks in NC don't get much snow.



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zena

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Re: Life through these lens of mine
« Reply #85 on: November 05, 2013, 11:37:59 AM »
@boo, glad you have the courage to make snow angels.  The snow is always too cold for me to just lay in it...but I ask my kids to make them though.

Json, sand is so much easier to work with then snow...I think.



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Re: Life through these lens of mine
« Reply #86 on: November 06, 2013, 11:37:00 AM »
Why didn't you keep going?  Good job on making it to state, btw.

My husband wrestled in his 9th and 10th grade year and then did track his 11th and 12th grade year.  He would have continued with wrestling but had more passion in running than anything else...right now he's trying to get to the Boston Marathon in a couple of years and is training hardcore for it...on his own.

Thanks, I didn't have the passion for it. And started hanging out with my friends that were up to no good. I guess it wasn't meant to be. Good luck to your hubby. That should be an awesome achievement.



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Re: Life through these lens of mine
« Reply #87 on: November 06, 2013, 11:53:13 AM »
First time things....

It's amazing what we can do nowadays to preserve such first time memories. 
This is his first time dipping in the Pacific Ocean. 
We were right off of Santa Monica Pier making our way to Monterrey Bay.


 

Precious moment indeed.
 
 
awwww thanks PL O0  I wish alot of things too....but I can't change the past so I focus on how to change the future.  You did well....just look at your daughter O0

Thank you and yes, we look forward. And I know you will be just fine.



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aboo

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Re: Life through these lens of mine
« Reply #88 on: November 08, 2013, 11:18:22 AM »
Thanksgiving conversation with my son….

I was making his school lunch this morning – sandwich, peeled clementine, 6 pieces of Doritos chips, and 1 swiss roll cake for desert.  He’s finishing up his breakfast and looks over to me….and we began our first Thanksgiving conversation.

Son: Mother, do you know that Thanksgiving is a special holiday?  It’s a very special holiday to share with the people we love.

Me:  That’s right, it is a special holiday.

Son:  Well you love me right?  And I’m extra special too right?

Me:  Yep! (I’m thinking to myself…there’s got to be a request coming soon here every time he uses the term “mother”)

Son:  Mother, I think that it would be very nice of you if you really do love me a lot and I’m extra special that you can surprise me in my school lunch for the Thanksgiving holiday.  Oh not the real holiday because I don’t have school, but the days that I still have school before the real holiday.  Do you get what I’m saying to you?

Me:  Hmmmm….well let me think of a surprise for you.  I could surprise you at school and eat lunch with you?  How about that?

Son:  Well….mother, you don’t have to come to my school.  I said just put it in my school lunch.

Me:  Ok.  I will think of something since you are so special then.

Son:  Mother, I have an idea for you already.  You can just put 2 swiss roll cakes in my lunch and I’ll know you love me a lot because you never give me 2 even when it comes in 2, you only give me 1.  I think I will feel special on Thanksgiving holiday at school if that happened to me.

Me:  Hmmm….well let me think about that. 

Son:  He walks over and hugs me…. “Mom, you are the best mom!”  “Wait, you are my only mom forever”


It’s small moments like these that makes me feel happy, content, and blessed. 
For my son today…. “My Son” by Richard Michael Gabriel – I hope you enjoy it as much as I do.



My Son

He came into her life one day
A healthy baby boy
His tiny hands and gentle smile
Became her pride and joy
She brought him home that winters day
And rocked him in her chair
Then softly whispered in his ear
This heartfelt solemn prayer:

Lord, forgive me
For any wrongs Ive done
Lead me with your guiding hand
And help me raise my son
I know that I may stumble
And trip along the way
But Ill never turn my back on you
Or what youve given me today

She married young with hopes and dreams
Like many lovers start
But time would show them different roads
And so they grew apart
He came to her a young man now
Said, Help me understand
She looked into his tearful eyes
Then took him by the hand
And she said

Please believe me, son
You are not to blame
Sometimes its just the way things go
But even when the sun wont shine
I love you just the same
Till the day that I draw my last breath
That will never change

Many years have come and gone
And lifes fulfilled its plan
She watched her healthy baby boy
Grow into a man
Her humbled heart and gentle soul
Were thankful for that day
She closed her eyes and bowed her head
And said this as she prayed:

You forgave me
For all the wrongs Ive done
You lead me with your guiding hand
And helped me raise my son
And even though I stumbled
And tripped along the way
You never turned your back on me
Or what you gave to me that day!


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WindComeWindBlow

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Re: Life through these lens of mine
« Reply #89 on: November 08, 2013, 11:45:51 AM »
Lol. 

At times like this, I wish to have a child of my own.  Thanks for sharing your joy. 



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