So, my Little (Big) Blue Ring gets a ton of attention. Whether its out running errands in yoga pants and a baseball cap or all dressed up people always stop and ask. I figured a little back story on this beauty is necessary. I wear the blue stoned ring for my boys. I actually received it as a gift when my first son was born. Originally the plan was for a birthstone ring but later blue seemed like the perfect fit especially since i have 3 boys. Recently the stone fell out and my finger was ringless. I had it reset and happily it's back on my finger. The jeweler had a lot of questions about the beauty and i told him it would be the only ring on my finger until the right man places another on my left hand. he laughed and said dear it doesn't look like it will be that hard. Oh my, you have no idea. I just smirked and walked away.
My son Josiah is an excellent soccer player. He started playing at a very early age. He practiced and practiced until he started to see the results he wanted. This wasn't where his hard work would stop. He knew as did I as his mother he would have to continue to put in the hard work day in and day out if he wanted to make the team of his choice as well as be competitive with the other boys. When he first started he was shy and wasn't willing to take many risks. The more time he spend on the field he realized that he had to put himself out there and try new things. Just when he would think he's at the top there are always better players and better teams. The hard work never really stops. I'm so proud of the young man and soccer play he has become. This leads me to a phrase many have heard me say. Any relationship and especially a good one it takes a lot of HARD work. What does that mean? Shouldn't the right rel...
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