She sometimes (unfrequently) takes naps...
But more then often spends her time being up to no good!
Showing posts with label love. Show all posts
Showing posts with label love. Show all posts
Tuesday, 26 July 2011
My New Roommate
Meet my (relatively) new roommate, Mouse. We adopted her a couple of months ago. She's about seven months old.
She sometimes (unfrequently) takes naps...
But more then often spends her time being up to no good!
She sometimes (unfrequently) takes naps...
But more then often spends her time being up to no good!
Thursday, 7 July 2011
Oh, pretty.
My wedding is August 25th, 2012 at Murray's Pond Country Club. We are still in the early planning stages, having only the venue and photographer booked. But that doesn't mean I am not constantly daydreaming about the details.
I would like an icecream bar instead of a three-tiered cake (being such a big fan of icrecream!)
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Also, if Kyle and I sat at a sweetheart table, it would seem more intimate.
Simple decorations, like lots of tiny fairylights and paper laterns.
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To walk down the aisle to Hear Comes the Sun by the Beatles.
A campfire by the beach instead of a rehearsal dinner.
And a send off with sparklers.
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xoxo
Laura
I would like an icecream bar instead of a three-tiered cake (being such a big fan of icrecream!)
Also, if Kyle and I sat at a sweetheart table, it would seem more intimate.
Simple decorations, like lots of tiny fairylights and paper laterns.
To walk down the aisle to Hear Comes the Sun by the Beatles.
A campfire by the beach instead of a rehearsal dinner.
And a send off with sparklers.
Laura
Wednesday, 6 July 2011
Love You Forever
What's your favourite childhood book?
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Mine is Love You Forever by Robert Munsch, a Canadian author. I remember being as young as four or five years old and my mother reading it to me before I went to sleep. My mom used to always cry a bit before she finished it. The book starts out with a young mother rocking her baby to sleep and singing "I'll love you forever, I'll like you for always, as long as I'm living, my baby you'll be".
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The mother sings the song to her son when he is asleep at each stage of his life, as he grows from a brand new infant, to a toddler experiencing terrible-twos, and then to a raucous teenager. Near the end, the son is an adult and he has moved into his own house. At night, the mother drives across town to to her son's house, picks him up as he is sleeping, and sings him the song. Finally, the mother becomes older and sicker and the son realizes that it's his turn to rock his mother and sing to her. The last page, the son is singing to his own brand-new baby.
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The picture of the son singing to his mother always makes me a little teary. I admit it, now that I've moved out on my own and miss my mom, I read it sometimes. I'd love to read it to my own children someday.
What books did you love as a child?
Mine is Love You Forever by Robert Munsch, a Canadian author. I remember being as young as four or five years old and my mother reading it to me before I went to sleep. My mom used to always cry a bit before she finished it. The book starts out with a young mother rocking her baby to sleep and singing "I'll love you forever, I'll like you for always, as long as I'm living, my baby you'll be".
The mother sings the song to her son when he is asleep at each stage of his life, as he grows from a brand new infant, to a toddler experiencing terrible-twos, and then to a raucous teenager. Near the end, the son is an adult and he has moved into his own house. At night, the mother drives across town to to her son's house, picks him up as he is sleeping, and sings him the song. Finally, the mother becomes older and sicker and the son realizes that it's his turn to rock his mother and sing to her. The last page, the son is singing to his own brand-new baby.
The picture of the son singing to his mother always makes me a little teary. I admit it, now that I've moved out on my own and miss my mom, I read it sometimes. I'd love to read it to my own children someday.
What books did you love as a child?
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