I try to be patient, and understanding, and embrace the myth of the Super Mommy. For all the trying, there are still days when I want to stamp my foot up and down and scream at the top of my lungs.
I guess I was expecting a Hallmark Moment today. I didn't get one. I feel like crap, my head hurts, I feel guilty for expecting an email message from my husband telling me happy mother's day. I feel guiltier because there's a cute little girl asleep in the next room who reminds me of her daddy and I should just be happy that she's alive and doing so well. Why can't I be happy with the reality of it? Why do I want some sort of mushy sentiment? A hug?
Most of the other women I know would be extremely pissed right now. Not me. I wonder what I did to deserve being forgotten.
Sunday, May 14, 2006
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Oh dear.
You know, men are usually surounded by television ads and signs and banners reminding them of these things. Even WITH the television ads and signs and banners I had to remind my BF to send his mom a mother's-day greeting. And my BF loves his mom very much!
I expect being away in th military isn't very condusive to remembering these things--he didn't forget YOU, he wasn't reminded to remember the date. Belated mothers' day wishes to you, and congrats on your sweet little one's continuing health.
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