More bunny mail!
This adorable bunny postcard from Bianca, my bunny-loving literary twin, reminds me of precious early moments with my son.
When he was an infant, I held my child and allowed him to sit on my lap and cuddle as much as he wanted. There were those who cautioned, “Don’t hold him too much. He will be spoiled.” But there were also many women who encouraged me to cherish those early moments because they go by so quickly. The “wisdom” was in conflict with the warning, so I chose what felt right for me and I have zero regrets.
Time did fly, and with a blink of the eye my chubby, cuddly little bundle of joy became an energetic ball of lightning zipping and zooming and lighting up our home. And now, he’s a handsome, unspoiled young man towering over both his parents with only a few years standing between himself and adulthood.
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Grateful for this. Our youngest bundle is a cuddle monster, and I’m soaking it all up!
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Awww…how have you been? Your package is still on my desk. Smh.
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I just signed up. I love sending & recieving all kinds of cards
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Yay!
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My friend always says that babies are meant to be held. I think the “he’ll be spoiled” line comes from older women who had to put their babies down to work so didn’t want the babies to get too used to being held since their jobs didn’t allow them the luxury of holding their babies as much as they wanted or as the babies needed.
The card is cute 😀
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😦 and 🙂
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So sweet, what a cute card. They do grow so fast and even when they are all grown up they are always our cuddly babies in our hearts.
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Yes…they do!
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