My Aunt Gaye sent the sweet poem I've posted on the right of my blog. It reminds me of one I had posted in our last home in the entryway (like a disclaimer) when my boys were babies. Here's a version of it:
Excuse This House
Some houses try to hide the fact
That children shelter there,
Ours boasts it quite openly,
The signs are everywhere.
For smears are on the windows,
Little smudges are on the doors
I guess I should apologize
For toys strew on the floor.
But I sat down with my children
And we played and laughed and read
And if the doorbell doesn’t shine,
Their eyes will shine instead.
For when at times I’m forced to choose
The one job or the other,
I’d like to have a tidy house,
But first I’ll be a mother






I love both of those poems so much. Truly there's more to motherhood than a clean house. After all, we're not just housewives, we're HOMEMAKERS...there's a big difference! Hope all is going well with your 4 kiddos.
ReplyDeleteI am going to hang this poem up on my front door! lol!
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