New Mom Appreciating Cycles of Life

By Shannon Payne, Events Coordinator, Odyssey Teams, Inc. on March 19, 2008 2:06 PM | | Comments (0)

I am a new mom; well I guess I have been a mom for almost one year, it's hard to believe. My son will have his first birthday in April. I can't believe how fast it has gone by...it seems like just yesterday that I was a little girl and my dad was teaching me how to ride a bike! It will be awhile before my little boy will be riding a bike, but I know that it will come fast. Everyone tells me to enjoy him while he is little, because in a blink of an eye he will be on his way to college. The cycles of life that we go through, I am so excited to watch my little boy grow up, he has already changed so much in the first year of life. Now he is walking and curious about everything! Soon I will be teaching him how to ride his first bike...I think everyone remembers their first bike; mine was purple and it had a banana seat with a rainbow and a unicorn. I loved that bike, it was great because you could have your friend sit on the seat with you and ride doubles. What a great experience for a child, to have their very own special bike. It gives them a sense of freedom, to ride with the wind in their hair...

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