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Sunday, August 12, 2012
Olympic Mom
It's always a delight bumping into Olympic Mom. Yes, the lady who delights in telling me that her having kids 15 months apart is 'harder' than having twins. Back then I stopped myself from reminding her my twins were born TWO MINUTES apart because no matter what I say, she will one-up me. Motherhood is the biggest race of her life, nobody can beat her. She even told a mother of quadruplets that having 4 kids in 5 years is 'much much harder" than having four babies at once. The quads mom could only manage a weak comeback, "Um. it wasn't having 4 buns in the oven."
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Having only a sweet Birman cat to mother I can only imagine what it must be like to have twins or triplets or more! Albeit as the childless child in the family, I am busy. The responsibility to look after my ailing, frail and impossibly difficult aging parents is automatically thrown my way. Just like the age old adage.. where there's a vacuum, something will fill it!.
Having only a sweet Birman cat to mother I can only imagine what it must be like to have twins or triplets or more! Albeit as the childless child in the family, I am busy. The responsibility to look after my ailing, frail and impossibly difficult aging parents is automatically thrown my way. Just like the age old adage.. where there's a vacuum, something will fill it!.
Having only a sweet Birman cat to mother I can only imagine what it must be like to have twins or triplets or more! Albeit as the childless child in the family, I am busy. The responsibility to look after my ailing, frail and impossibly difficult aging parents is automatically thrown my way. Just like the age old adage.. where there's a vacuum, something will fill it!.
Having only a sweet Birman cat to mother I can only imagine what it must be like to have twins or triplets or more! Albeit as the childless child in the family, I am busy. The responsibility to look after my ailing, frail and impossibly difficult aging parents is automatically thrown my way. Just like the age old adage.. where there's a vacuum, something will fill it!.
Having only a sweet Birman cat to mother I can only imagine what it must be like to have twins or triplets or more! Albeit as the childless child in the family, I am busy. The responsibility to look after my ailing, frail and impossibly difficult aging parents is automatically thrown my way. Just like the age old adage.. where there's a vacuum, something will fill it!.
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