I was (trying) to work from home today, but Drew wasn’t having any of it. I HAD to get some things done, though, so I caved and flipped on a Sesame Street we recorded to use when he has nebulizer treatments. I sat with him on the floor, he was between my legs leaning against me and I heard the familiar song I have not heard in what — 30 years?
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sweeping the clouds away
on my way to where the air is sweet
can you tell me how to get
how to get to sesame street
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Drew clapped, and laughed, and I could smell his sweet morning toddler smell, and his hair was soft under my hand, and I was so happy I just could not contain it, and tears rolled down my cheeks. I gave up on silly work and we laughed and danced together and learned about Being Prepared and about the letter “S”. How lucky am I? Such a sweet, smart little boy. Totally more than I deserve, and I hope he grows up knowing how much I treasure him and how much I wanted him and how I carry my love and thoughts of him with me every single minute of the day.