The Beauty of Laughter
December 26, 2008
Progress here: my daughter laughed at me. Laughed, not in the you are a crazy woman and get away from me way, but in the oh mom, you are so silly way. What a wonderful thing a laugh can be.
Progress here: my daughter laughed at me. Laughed, not in the you are a crazy woman and get away from me way, but in the oh mom, you are so silly way. What a wonderful thing a laugh can be.
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My mom and I share laughs like that quite frequently. You are right, it is wonderful. Often, we'll call each other up just to say, "remember the time we laughed so hard about...." It's often the stomach aching laughter we'll talk about long after whatever it is that brought the laugh on.
Here's wishing for lots of laughter for you in 2009.
Posted by: Dingo | December 26, 2008 at 01:21 PM
There is nothing like it. My daughter and I had such a laugh the other day over something we watch on You Tube....she even put us laughing on her facebook! I will cherish that day and you should too.
Posted by: Gwen | December 26, 2008 at 06:49 PM
Dingo, I'm glad you and your mother are at such a wonderful place. For me that's the essence of any get-together, finding the places that bring out the pure joy in us. May 2009 be the year of bonding laughter.
Gwen, if we can only reach that vein more often. But, at least it's there, however deep and thin.
Posted by: Laura of Rebellious Thoughts of a Woman | December 27, 2008 at 10:08 AM