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Saturday, July 14th, 2007

Nathanael tiptoed into the bedroom and I felt his eyes on me before I was fully aware of his presence. It’s a rather unpleasant feeling to be watched while you’re asleep.

“What’s the matter?”

“I don’t feel so good” he whispered.

“Do you have a headache?”

“No.”

“A tummy ache?” I clumsily reached up to feel his forehead which was cool
and damp.

“No.”

“Worried about making the mortgage payment?”

(pause)

“No.”

“Did you have a bad dream?”

“Yeah.”

I’m so glad that I’m his soft place to land. It’s one of those special mother privileges that I’ve never taken for granted. I just had to get up and write about it so I can remember this feeling when my nest is empty.

“Mom.”

“What, Scooter?”

“Your typing is keeping me awake.”

Yeah. Parenting. The hardest job I’ll ever love.

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