Last night Jacob and I sat on our front porch watching our children bike up and down
the quietest street in America. And I thought my heart would burst. Because they rode up
and down our street with friends. And they were all so happy. And while I know friends are
not the most important thing in the world, I felt so grateful that these neighborhood kids were
including ours. It not only made me happy to see them a part of a group of friends, but it made
me want to teach them. Every. Single. Day. To be kind. To include others. To stand up for those
that need it. To be a friend. Because all of those things are vitally important. But if for no
other reason, than to one day make some mother's heart burst with overwhelming gratitude.
the quietest street in America. And I thought my heart would burst. Because they rode up
and down our street with friends. And they were all so happy. And while I know friends are
not the most important thing in the world, I felt so grateful that these neighborhood kids were
including ours. It not only made me happy to see them a part of a group of friends, but it made
me want to teach them. Every. Single. Day. To be kind. To include others. To stand up for those
that need it. To be a friend. Because all of those things are vitally important. But if for no
other reason, than to one day make some mother's heart burst with overwhelming gratitude.