Boys will be Boys

         I have two son's. For being teenagers, I could not ask for better young men. The two of them bicker over whose turn it is to do a chore or play the video game, but you can see the love that they have for each other.



         I have had many “I can't believe that just happened” moments. There are two that stands out in my heart. These memories flood my heart with pride for my children. The first is that the two of them were reported to me of having being somewhere they were not supposed to be playing. I had punished Noah, and was about to start on Christian. Though Noah is fourteen, he stood up and said, “Christian didn't have one thing to do with it. I was the only one to cross the fence.” I could not stop myself from feeling a little tug that I am doing something right.



         The second event brought tears into my eyes. I found a assignment that Noah had written for school. The title was that “The person that I am most proud of is my big brother.”



         Being that Christian is the one that always gives into his brother, I was so happy to read how much my boys are true family. Children today don't seem to care about there brothers and sisters. I am a lucky momma.



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