It's all how you look at it

The other day we were at the grocery store. I was particularly aware of the volume and movement of my children. They weren't being disruptive or impolite, but just too much for their mother. During that grocery store outing, I realized my kids were actually quite pleasant and entertaining to others, and it was me that was having the need for an attitude adjustment. Here were the comments people said to me. "I am so impressed with the way your kids interact kindly with each other." And another, "Do you laugh all day?" One of the workers was lurking around just to hear what Anson was going to say. I guess I should lighten up and enjoy my children.