It's raining, thundering, lightning and the girls are on their bikes with Liad and Idan and they went for a ride to the Mauna Loa to see if they could go swimming. If not they were headed for the beach. It was a big decision for me to let them go. They have good heads on their shoulders and hopefully they'll know to come home when the weather turns bad. I'm sure Liad and Idan are pretty used to it and know the ropes. Time to trust.
It's hard to let go and let them grow up.
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3 comments:
You're right and wise--but it's never easy to let go. . .
Mary L.
Hey Mary,
Good to hear from you. Funny comment about the hot babes and vegas. Where did you go? Thanks for commenting on the blogs. It's always nice to read.
How is your garden??
ps. Phillip is 24 and I still feel that way. I don't think we ever let go really. You are a momma. it's okay :)
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