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Sunday, May 10, 2009

Motherhood


A repost of one of my favorite poems...


Motherhood


All my friends have children now. Their biological clocks ticked them into a foreign world filled with bassinets and learning toys.

A few feel sorry for me, the last remaining nullipara. But those who know me best, and know my girl, know we share similar motherhood joys. Regardless of our breed of babe, we're both obsessed with the quality and quantity of our tyke's bodily wastes. And we delight in little miracles, innocent presents retrieved from beach and woods, random kisses, implicit trust, unquestioning adoration.

We teach, we spoil, we chide, we coax, we praise, we love our babies.
How can you feel sorry for a mom whose child will never fall in with the wrong crowd, do drugs, or drop out of school? Dog moms are doubly blessed. Our boys and girls grow old, but never grow up.

Taken from "Cooking with Dogs" by Karen Dowell


4 comments:

NAK and The Residents of The Khottage Now With KhattleDog! said...

Tank woo fur sharing that!

Happy Khanine Mom's Day!

Hugz&Khysses,
Khyra

Casper and pals said...

Beautiful!!!

That's exactly how our Momma feels although she doesn't often express it.

In the world of children and families there is often not enough understanding for those who are dog moms.

Raising Addie said...

Very Sweet!!!

And sooo very true!


Chasing my Tale...
Addie, Lucie and Hailey

Anonymous said...

Amen to that!!! Thank you for posting this.