Chris and Jenni

Before you start to thinking, "wow, Jenni is quite elated to title this post 'The Perfect Bride' and then post a picture of herself!" hear me out. This is actually a story about my son, he's a dreamer.

The other morning, Aidan and Guenna and I were laying in bed, they had woken up a little too early and Guenna was a little grouchy so we all went back into my bed in order to for Guenna and the rest of us to have a much better day. Aidan of course wasn't sleepy, and feeling very talkative like normal, buy cheap cialis. He was looking up on the wall in our bedroom, at a picture of Chris and I on our wedding day, order viagra online without prescription. It's a whimsical photograph of the two of us in our wedding clothes, him looking at me and me looking dreamily at the camera, but obviously thinking about his eyes on me, and not really thinking about the camera at all. Aidan laid there for a few moments looking at the photo, then he started thinking outloud, I say thinking because I could tell he was in one of those dreamy moods. He started talking about his "bride" as he called her.

"When my bride and I get married, she will have a long white dress that is so long that she almost trips over it when she walks...All brides are beautiful in their white dress...( I was responding to him, Buy viagra overnight delivery, but it was almost as if I wasn't there, he was just sort of thinking out loud)...my bride is going to be beautiful, she is going to have long white gloves and a crown...you know, it's too bad you can't marry your sister, because Guenna would make the perfect bride. Order viagra online without prescription, Sigh."

What I find interesting is that the bride he described looked an awful lot like the picture of his mommy on the wall :) And in spite of all the fighting and arguing that Guenna and Aidan do, I'm so glad that he thinks she would make a perfect bride. He has a lot of his daddy in him. I may have looked beautiful on my wedding day, but when the rubber meets the road, we fight sometimes and he loves me through it. And we come out stronger on the other side. One day Aidan will realize that there are other "possibilities" outside of our family:)  I'm glad that he hasn't put a name to his "perfect bride" yet. The day is coming just around the corner, lowest price cialis. I think he is going to make the perfect husband one day too.

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Cait was throwing a fit about something. She's developed an aversion to the word, "no." I'm not exactly sure what I was telling her but I do remember trying to get her to say "yes, mama." She was looking at me, almost glaring at me. She was not smiling, and she had this look of determination like, "I will NOT say 'yes mama'!" This went on for a few minutes, between her looking at me and hearing me calmly saying, "Cait, say 'yes mama'" To which she as learned to nod her head and say "mama," it's quite cute when she does it :)

Like I said, several minutes had gone by with no response from our sweet little rascal. Then Eamon piped in, Cheap generic cialis, in a very sweet high pitched, mommy-like voice, "Cait, say 'yes mama." She had been looking stubbornly at mommy, then apon hearing her sweet brother making a request of her she quickly looked at him, huge smile on her face, she nodded her head and said, "mama!" Of course everyone cheered and I laid down my momentary feeling of disappointment that she wouldn't respond to me, and took this as a victory from my 15-month-old baby, swayed by her peers to do the right thing.

At that moment I was realizing what a blessing it is to have mulitple children, of multiple ages and multiple personalities (not the individual children, having more than one personality, anyone confused. ;)  What I witnessed was the blessing of positive peer pressure, right around our lunch table, viagra pills. The more mature, cheap cialis online without prescription, three-year-old, seeing that his sister was having a hard time obeying her mama, spoke up and encouraged her to do what he has already learned to do (or is the process of learning), to obey mommy. Had the other children laughed at her naughty behavior, this is what she would have continued to do.  Instead, my three-year-old son encouraged her to choose obedience.  I was struck by how often scenarios like this occur in our home, and what a natural blessing it is to have peers in your family to learn from.

So has Cait learned her lesson. Well, let's just say she's a work in process like the rest of us, and being the youngest, she's got a LONG way to go. Order viagra online legally, But she's got an advantage, learning from her big brothers, and hopefully learning a thing or two from her very strong-willed sister ;) It's a fun journey, most of the time :).

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