Ken,

Thanks for your comments. Indeed the unconditional love is there. Best part is it's also there between my two youngest. They can be terrors and then complete angels.

When my youngest got upset with me over his pc. being stubborn, he got mad at me for it. But after I explained it to him, he came up to me and began to rub my shoulders. He is only 6 but wow, that was cool.

Thanks Again

Kari

Peter,

When I was growing up, my family consisted of mainly girls. My poor dad was Surrounded when we hit our teens and man o man LOL

But when we adopted my brothers that all changed. While they will never experience being parents, they add wonder to their home.

As to being a Grandparent, I surely hope my eldest holds off awhile ROFL.

Thank You

Kari

Thank you Kari for your invite my friend, it seems we hav another great writer in our midths here at ALP. Im sorry personally i cannot relate to this, but i do however teach children as well with my church, and can relate to that, new parents come in and i see the inter actions of both mother and son, good post Kari. Keep up the good work! God_bless you. Thomas

Thomas,

Thank you so much for coming. I have read your comments many times in the forum of another poet friend of ours, Michael D. I am proud that you have come here also.

I have always respected those who have worked with my own children. I know what they are going through my kids have difficulties. They treat them with love as all those who work with children should. You indeed know this as you work with the children of others. Rest assured that the parents of those children appreciate your efforts.

Thank You :)

Kari

What can I say,

Wonderfully excellent!

Bill