God made me a mommy by blessing me with Rilyn FIVE years ago today. She is such a sweet little girl who simply desires to please others through obedience and kind acts.
She is artistic. One of the best gifts I could give her today would be a ream of printer paper! She sits for hours at our kitchen table creating art for her family and friends.
She is a girly girl! I asked her a couple of questions yesterday and her answers, I think, sum up her ‘girlyness’.
Mommy: What do you first think about when you wake up?
Rilyn: Princesses.
Mommy: If you had a million dollars, what would you buy?
Rilyn: a wedding dress (James, do we have a savings account started already for the girls’ weddings?!?)
Mommy: If I was a genie and granted you three wishes, what would they be?
Rilyn: First wish would be to be a beautiful princess. Second wish would be to be a beautiful queen. Third wish would be that all my friends would be my sisters.
Rilyn is a lover, not a fighter.
Mommy: What are you most scared of?
Rilyn: Ella hitting me.
I was interested in finding out Rilyn’s vision for her future in her wise old age of five.
She told me very matter of factly that:
When she is 10 she will be at Disneyland.
When she is 15 she will be graduating high school. (Sorry to burst your bubble, sweetie, but that’s not going to happen.)
When she is 20 she will NOT be taking naps anymore.
When she is 25 she is going to be married, a teacher, and a mommy with four kids (wow! A true mommy’s girl-minus one child)!
When she is 30 she will be cooking. (I hope she will be doing more than that at 30!) 😉
And when she is 35 she will be sitting in a wheel chair. (I told Rilyn that 35 was older than I am and I guess she thought that naturally old people sit in wheel chairs!) 😉
the paquettes 