As my daughter gets a little older and a little taller each day, she asks me questions about my childhood and being tall. Amazing how children help you confront deep and painful memories. I have found myself making them humorous and silly so she doesn't have to fear being the tallest person in her school or being called names.
I was in first grade when I knew life would be different. My feet never swung while sitting in my chair. I had a desk brought in from the third grade class. I could nearly look my teacher in the eye. I've grown to be 6'2" but girls seem to grow so fast, so young. Thankfully I had the self esteem to deal with my height.
Bending over to get a drink from the water fountain and having water come out my nose. That one still makes me laugh.
If this site becomes a way for my children to know that an elevated view on life is wonderful, for my parents to know how grateful I am for strong genes, for my husband to see how much I adore his willingness to live with a woman who hides the chocolate higher than he can reach...then it will all be worth it.
Showing posts with label standing tall. Show all posts
Showing posts with label standing tall. Show all posts
Tuesday, January 30, 2007
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