So I am a little bit late on the National Daughters Day and National Sons Day post because… well, it’s been a crazy week.

But I didn’t want too much time to go by without saying how incredibly proud I am of these kids.

⭐️Starting with Ava, who lights up any room that she’s in, and is always super positive and always has something nice to say about everyone. Her dimples are truly the eighth wonder of the world. She’s exceptionally good in math but loves writing the most!

⭐️Colton is my creative, karate kid. He reminds me so much of his older sister and his dad. Not only does he look like Steve, but he is also tender-hearted and very generous. He’s always been fascinated with people and history, just like his grandfather. Colton is the most “curious” child and always has the most insightful questions.

⭐️What can I say about Caden that isn’t already obvious. He looks the most like me and he acts the most like me. I feel sorry for him because this teenage boy can’t really get away with anything! I’ve done everything that he thinks about doing and I know every step he’s about to make before he makes it. Lol. It’s like we’re the same brain. I love his business sense and I see so much potential in him, not because he’s the most like me, but because he has his dad‘s influence on top of that.

⭐️And last, but certainly not least, Alexa. Alexa is the hardest working person in the room on any given day. She’s a perfectionist. She has gotten that from her father: a strong work ethic, a strong moral compass and it doesn’t hurt that she’s innately intelligent and easy to look at (I will steal credit there 😜). Alexa never rests on her laurels and she always underestimates the power of being beautiful with a brain. She may not win the sprint but this girl is a distance runner and she’s going to outpace the competition over time. Consistency is what she is made of.

Happy Sons and Daughters Day! I love you guys… I’m so proud of all of you.

💗,
Mom