Proud Mommy Moment

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As you may or may not know, I have a {step}daughter.  Having a stepchild is a bit of a challenge {just because she isn’t there every day}, but so far she and I have a good relationship.  It may change someday, I hope not, but at this point, who knows.

Last Friday my {step}daughter’s school had a Mother’s Day Luncheon that she invited me to.  When I got there her mother was already there, but I didn’t see her anywhere.  She was in the restroom so her half sister ran in to tell her I was there.  Tbug came out and immediately gave me a hug.  Then her half sister MD walked up and gave me a hug as well.

So the principal got up and spoke and then we prayed followed by going through the line to get lunch.  Tbug grabs my hand and said, “I’m going through the line with you.”  So she and I got our food and then made our way back to the table.

Toward the end of lunch I looked at my watch and realized I needed to get back to work.  I looked at her and told her that and she said, “Not before you give me a hug.”  So of course I gave her a hug and then realized I needed to throw my plate away.  I started looking around for the trashcan but she volunteered to throw my plate away for me.  Just then I spotted the trashcan and told her Thank you but I’ll get it.  So I walked over and threw my cup and plate away and went back to tell her bye one more time.

I came up behind her and wrapped my arms around her and gave her a hug.  Just then she grabbed my forearms with both hands and told me I wasn’t leaving.  I kind of chuckled and told her I had to; she told me to call in sick.  Her mother then laughed a bit and said, “Sweetheart she’s already been to work, they’ll know she isn’t sick.”  I gave her one last quick hug and then walked out the door.

I’m not going to lie, it made me feel pretty good that she didn’t want me to leave.

0 thoughts on “Proud Mommy Moment

  1. It totally warms my heart to know that you and Tbug have a close, loving relationship. It is so important!! Obviously you and her mother get along and that is even more awesome!

  2. Oh yea!! What a great moment. I hope you do continue to have a great relationship with her.

    Thank you so much for linking up

  3. You are both lucky. I found I learned so much more from my (now 26 year old) daughter than she could have ever learned from me.

    Thanks for stopping by my post today – you are correct, I majored in photography but it was a million years ago, way before digital so it's like starting over, technically at least.
    I use a Nikon D5000 with an 18-55 lens. I'd love a zoom!

  4. Awww! That is so awesome. And yes, I hope you two continue in that relationship. What a wonderful one it is.

  5. Sounds wonderful! How lucky for you and Tbug to have this relationship. Sounds like you do well with her mother and sis as well

  6. So sweet. I totally know the feeling since Punky is technically my stepdaughter, too, though her mother is rarely in the picture.

  7. Sounds like you have a pretty awesome step daughter. I think it's wonderful that you all have such a good relationship! Much healthier than some.

  8. That is so touching…My stepmother and I had MANY issues. I wanted to get along with her, but she had a different parenting style than I was used to. We had our moments- that's for SURE. Now we have the MOST amazing relationship, and I consider her more of a mom than my own mom. Happy Mother's Day 😉

  9. That is just so wonderful!! What a proud moment for sure!!

    Thanks for linking up with Emmy and me!

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