If anyone were to have made a random visit, I am pretty sure the first thought to escape their mouth would've been, "Didn't do much today, huh?" They may have even wondered if we did any lessons today, the answer is yes, yes we did. But we also had fun.
It looked as though the kids just tossed toys into the air like confetti, and usually things like that bother me; the fact that my home usually looks like a toy aisle in Toys R Us at the end of a busy day. But today I didn't mind it, I was grateful for my four littles and the evidence they left behind of the adventures they shared today.
Today is over and done with, NEVER to return again. And though tomorrow will most likely be another masterpiece of Legos, My Little Ponies, and a collage of other missing toy fragments to decorate my home; it will be one day closer to the days when the Legos and ponies will be long gone.
Today I cherished the masterpiece, and chose to look at it differently. I chose not to see the mess but to love every minute of it.
I will miss these messy chaotic days, I know that I will long for the happy laughter and the never ending adventures my children create everyday.
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