Big questions, like “Do you want a boy or a girl?” and “How are you decorating the nursery?” but mainly I’m curious about the small details most mothers know about their kids, like “Do you still need to hear the dryer running when you fall asleep?” and “Do you still eat your toast with cinnamon sugar sprinkled all over it?” The observations mothers store in the back of their mind that no other person would even care to notice. I want to be able to run to the grocery store and buy you lemon drops because sucking on them will help your nausea (are you having morning sickness?), or make you thirty different freezer meals just to have on standby when you’re too tired to cook. All the tangible favors moms are privileged to do for the ones they love. Since Lakeland won’t let me out to run those errands, I’ll have to concentrate on the intangible gifts that only come deep from within a mother’s soul. I can’t explain how amazing it was to hear you say “I love you.”
What do You think about With Love From The Inside?
