Yesterday I got to be Nicholas' sweetheart at his school's Sweetheart Candlelight Luncheon. This is a big deal at his elementary school and because of all the kids, they're spreading the luncheon across 3 days. Our day was yesterday. And I was the one he chose to be his sweetheart (since Mommy and Daddy were at work). Awww. How cute. Good food. Good "electric" candlelight, and even good string music by the nearby high school chamber orchestra.
What a memory. Over both ears in love!
Truth be known, Nicholas' real sweetheart is his mommy. And he wouldn't blink an eye in telling you so. He's always and forever wanting to buy her flowers...when she's sick, when she's sad, when she's celebrating, when it's Valentine's Day. He's gonna make some woman (besides us) a very happy lady one day.
In the meantime, on this special Heart Day, I hope we all have at least one Valentine about whom we can say we're over both ears in love. And not just for one day.
Happy Valentine's Day!
That post was so beautiful, Ginnie. Nicholas seems to be such a darling! You must be very proud of him. And that lucky lady he will meet... Puhhh!
ReplyDeleteNicholas IS my true Valentine and the unconditional love we share is what keeps me going! However, I was happy to "share" him with Grandma, whom he loves dearly. Nicholas was very proud to have you there, Mom!
ReplyDeleteHe is such a sweet little boy.
ReplyDeleteHappy Valentine's Day!
CS: Thanks. And Yes, Yes, and Yes!!!
ReplyDeleteAmy: We're always so glad when you share him. We certainly keep each other going :)
Christina: G'mas get to brag, you know, without shame! He IS sweet.
I can see that you and Nicholas have a special relationship. It's neat to see that. The photos you posted are terrific, too. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Tim. He's definitely one of the great joys of my life!
ReplyDeleteThey are so precious to us! And they grow so rapidly...But as time goes by, I like to see how they change. It's one of the greatest pleasure of life!
ReplyDeleteYes indeed, MP. I love to watch the changes too. And I try to picture what he will be like when he's a young man, all grown up. But for right now, I live in the moment of his Kindergarten-ness :)
ReplyDeleteHe's a great boy, I'm convinced. Keep us informed about him :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks, KPK. It would be hard for me to NOT keep you informed!!
ReplyDeleteOhhh. Thanks, Lisa. I think she's beautiful, of course, but then she's my daughter. As to her looking like me, well--aw shucks--flattery will get you everywhere!
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