Bookie Woogie has been a great place for the kids and Dad to have fun, to learn, and to bond. And even though Mom is mostly behind the scenes of this blog, she is front and center in our lives. Sure I get to share kidlit-knowhow once a week -- but she schools them all week long! Sure, the kids and I talk about books -- but she
taught them to read! Sure, I tell them about art techniques -- but she keeps order in a house filled with all the paint and its splatter, pencils and their shavings, paper and its scraps.
So I'd like to take a moment to thank Z-Mom, and recognize how very precious she is to us all. And in doing so, also acknowledge the matchless impact all YOU moms have in the lives of your dear little ones as well.
In honor of Mother's Day, I invite you to check out
this post from last year. And I'd also like to share a Mother's Day recording made in 2002 when Isaac was just 3, Gracie was 1 1/2, and Lily had yet to be discovered:
Bookie Woogie has been a great place for the kids and Dad to have fun, to learn, and to bond. And even though Mom is mostly behind the scenes of this blog, she is front and center in our lives. Sure I get to share kidlit-knowhow once a week -- but she schools them all week long! Sure, the kids and I talk about books -- but she taught them to read! Sure, I tell them about art techniques -- but she keeps order in a house filled with all the paint and its splatter, pencils and their shavings, paper and its scraps.
3 comments:
We love this sooo much. Thanks for sharing your kids with us for all these years! We love you and think Z-Mom is one of the best we know.
Happy Mother's Day Mrs. Z! Sure hope it is a great one!
Thank you for all you teach me in the art of homemaking. You are a great example and friend.
Kimberly
Aw!! Soooo soooo sooo sweet! I'm glad that I came over to this post to find out more about Z-mom :o)
I love Isaac's little song! And Gracie's "I do too..."
Blessings & Aloha!
Oh! also I loved looking at how your book Hiccopotumus evolved! (In fact...just tonight, I was on the phone with our oldest (who has been married two years already)...and I happen to have the hiccups! and as strange as it may sound...I have always "loved" hiccups...as a little kid, I would say the alphabet when I had the hiccups...just to see how far I would get before the hiccups interrupted my ABCs! I look forward to future grandbabies and your books would be wonderful additions to some of the ones I still have from when ours were little. :o)
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