Sunrise, Sunset
by KaceyFeeling a bit melancholy and wistful with all the boys in town. Life moves so quickly.
Is this the little boy I carried?
Is this the little boy at play?
I don’t remember growing older
When did they?
Sunrise, sunset
Sunrise, sunset
Swiftly fly the years
One season following another
Laden with happiness and tears
I love my babies. Life all passes by in a blur. Savor the simple moments in life.
you have a handsome set of young men. Kudos to you.
O.K. Just make me cry ! This is a song frequently sung at weddings when I and my husband were married, and my father in law would always be drenched in his own tears…
Our sons and daughter are now all 30 and older…so the lyrics to this song are timeless..and make me cry ! KathyB.
Kacey, I’m confused. How many sons do you have? I seem to have lost count. And I am not going to cry today, even though I almost did!
snuck out to Panera’s to “pick up bagels for breakfast”. Bless their wifi!!
Kate, though it looks like we have a bazillion boys, we have five.
Beautiful boys. Isn’t it astounding how fast the years FLY BY??? And, of course! I got all weepy reading your post.
(I’ll be in Columbia tomorrow night for the week! Can’t wait!)
What a great post, Kacey! It does go by fast, doesn’t it? My parents have 2 great-grand kids now. Good grief.
They’ve grown into such handsome young men.
Oh, Kacey, what lovely photos, what handsome boys, what precious memories!
Amen! Enjoy your time with all that testosterone!
Awww, how sweet! I see that now as mine are growing up, though they’re not as old as yours…yet!
I guess I didn’t realize you had 5 sons…you are a special and brave woman!
*sniff* (I must be PMSing)
They are are handsome group of guys! You must have had your hands full at certain stages. All of a sudden I found myself a grandma …… how could that have happened ……. my baby girl all of a sudden is 26 with a baby girl of her own!
Thanks for clarifying. I guess I didn’t know you had FIVE!! I’ve seen several in your posts but until today, hadn’t realized there were that many. Wow. Sweet pictures, too. Thanks for sharing!
Time certainly has a way of biting one in the behind. My oldest is now in his fifties. Hard to believe how I can still see him in my mind’s eye as a small child starting school. So many memories to cherish and so many more to come.
You must be very proud of these five fine young men.
Make me cry like that. … how very sweet.