when it was already past her bed time.
A ploy, I thought, to stay up, which, of course, it HAD to be.
Right?
So, I told her to clean them up and get to bed.
"But mommy, they are presents for you!"
Fine. Thank you. I love you. At least clean them up...
This is the picture I took (when I went to bed three hours later) of my presents!
She picked out the purple and pink play clay, pretty fluffy feathers, stamps, a
magnifiying glass, paint, and an alligator... She must think I can't see well, and believes I have
some strange affection for prehistoric creatures that will EAT me if they are hungry. She
also is constantly hearing about how I have to paint soon. I don't think watercolors are
going to do it for the kitchen, though. She also knows I love to stamp, and somehow I just haven't
had the time for it lately. I need to give up my vacumning habit... and my clean bathroom habit
(an impossible habit to have with three kids and a husband!).
Treasures may come in many mysterious forms, shapes, sizes, colors... you get the idea.
I thank God for all of mine.
I need to remember all of mine when I forget that they are there - presents from God! My treasures!
I love that girl!
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