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Livin' life to the fullest!

"You're bored!!" This was what a friend told me when I asked her something about knitting. I have recently learned how to knit and would like to make a poncho for Karen. Some project for a beginner like me, you might say, but I don't want to just stick on making scarf. This also applies to my current status:stay-at-home mom/wife. Being a stay-at-home mother isn't the be all and end all. It's an experience which for me open up so many things, no financial rewards that's for sure but I have got to try so many things which made me realized my capabilities. Of course, I have dreamed of doing this and that, earning this amount, wearing the latest fashion,etc.
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However, circumstances led me to where I am now because I also dreamnt of one day being a wife,of having children,of having a family of my own.So now, as I live my dream--I don't want to miss the chance given to me. I want to experience it...live it wholeheartedly and without qualms.

Comments

claubellanz said…
your kiddos are very lucky indeed having you...of course carlo having you as his wife. As you said circumstances occur for you to embrase this kind of life and live it to the fullest. Well done mayet...
claubellanz said…
Embrace every minute of it...
claubellanz said…
embrace every minute of it,,,,,
McVal said…
You are very blessed to be able to!
Unknown said…
Keep up the good work
and good luck. Be patient
always.

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