To the dad yesterday in Toys R Us…that my 5 yro daughter & I heard you say to your son:  ”You throw like a girl!!

You WISHED your son threw like my little GIRL and all the other GIRLS out there! That is All ;-)

All week I have been feeling sorry for our 6 year old son, Hunter. Sorry in a funny way. This poor child has been sneaking around, counting his money from his piggy bank, whispering in his daddy’s ear, and suddenly running out of the room whenever I enter. He was on a MISSION: MOMMY’S MOTHER’S DAY GIFT!!! LOL!!!

More frequently, Hunter and my husband would start leaving the house together for “DUDE TIME”

leaving behind my spy..Lake, our 4 year old daughter. They didn’t trust that she wouldn’t tell me what was going on…that was probably the right thing to do…LEAVE HER, LOL!! She loves me way too much, not to tell me what I wanted to know :-) I only hope she will continue this behavior when she is a teen.(not holding my breathe on that wish!)

Sunday Morning was finally here! I awoke first for my “me” time , shortly after the rest of the gang was up and greeting me with HUGS and Mother’s Day Praises. It was a great morning! Hunter  looked much more relaxed at this point, but then mommy changed the plan…YEP! I asked, if I could get my gifts later. Everyone was great with that, they gave me my cards and would save the rest for later.    

We headed off to Church, Brunch, Piedmont Park, The Sweet Auburn Festival and finally home :-) It was a wonderful Mother’s Day and a Fabulous Family Fun Day!

Once home, I showered and came downstairs. I was greeting by beaming faces and my gifts :-) Yep, all I had “hinted” for was there.

But the gift I wanted the most, the one that made me the happiest was staring me in the face… the gift of a loving husband and two adorable, caring children. What more could I possibly ask or hint for… then just that :-)

Mission Complete & Successful:  Mother’s Day 2011: AWESOME!