Giving Brangelina A Run For Their Money!
Our son Dylan is growing up before my eyes, I’ve noticed the glaringly obvious truth that my first baby is changing and maturing. He eagerly tells you that he’s a “pre-teenager” and I’ve noticed that he’s just different about some things. Probably small and unnoticeable things to anyone who doesn’t know him well, but Mommy’s know. Today I took him to the bank to open his first savings account, he was OVER THE MOON excited. The bank lady spoke to him directly and explained everything to him in detail, I think he felt very grown up and responsible for his own money now. It was fun to see him excited about saving (a talent that he surely didn’t inherit from me). He got to pick his own pin number and was thrilled about that too, and exclaimed that he couldn’t tell me what it was because it was private! LOL! I remember him as a toddler, the sweet little freckle covered face and laid back attitude. He’s always been just a dream child, in fact sometimes when he’s a bit less than perfect some-days I know it really affects me because the kid is just so dang good all of the time. I love that kid, I don’t want him to grow up too fast and leave me. I have anxiety everytime I allow myself to think of him all grown up off at college or getting married and moving away (and by away I mean down the block because living in at least the same city is essential to my plans!) ROTFL.
Do you have pre-teens that are aging and changing before your eyes too? Let me know how it’s going for you?
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Dawn
July 8th, 2005 at 5:26 am
aww. .that is sweet. Mine are so far from being pre-teens. . .yet so close. . .time flies, eh?
Mom W.
July 8th, 2005 at 8:19 am
Well Dad says “Dylan is such an awesome kid…he’s like my own boy”!! But then you know that hey. I too have noticed a maturing of that young man and it is thrilling to watch him learn and grow. Yup, I remember well the little freckle-faced boy - always pleasant, always easy-going. To think of him with his own pin and bank account takes me back abit…wow, what happened all of a sudden! Now you’re beginning to catch a glimpse of the feeling of “letting go”… oh, the tug on the heart strings!!
Marie Muzzo
July 8th, 2005 at 9:11 am
Hi Dee
I had the same experiences with my sisters this year. Caitlin Graduated from High School…and Kalysha is going into grade 10 …it is so hard to see and yet Iam so proud of them. Maybe because I think of them as mine or maybe it is our age differences. I just hope we all stay close as our relationships with each other change. I am sure you will do fine when the times come why because your one of the best moms I know!!!
Take care DEE
Love ya Merv
Jen the Mom
July 10th, 2005 at 11:56 pm
I thought you were one of the best moms that I KNEW!
Who is this Merv guy anyway?!?
Marie Muzzo
July 12th, 2005 at 9:09 am
Hey Jen Merv is actually Marie a good friend of Daria’s in Calgary. Merv is my nick name