Tag: Happy

  • Dearest Harry Go Be You

    Dear Harry,

    Darling Harry.

    We have watched you grow from a smiley, cheeky little boy, who adored his mother, his brother and his little trio, to one who quickly had to grow up. Overnight.

    We watched , along with the whole world, as your life, your grief and your pain….was blasted all over our television screens.

    We watched you walk behind …that…carriage.

    We watched you, a little 12 year old boy, be expected to keep up with the men around you, and emotionally cope with what you were being faced with. You had no hand to hold. No arms to bury yourself in. No one wiping away the tears you no doubt desperately wanted to cry.

    We watched, little one, as Princess Diana was paraded, slowly, in front of millions. But she wasn’t a Princess to you. She was ‘mummy’. And you suddenly lost the someone who made you smile, laugh, and gave you affection like no other person in your life.

    We watched as the world kept turning. But yours stood still.

    We watched you struggle as a teenager and young adult with this new reality.

    We watched you rebel against the expectations of ‘your lot’.

    We watched you just want to be normal. Despite being reminded that you’re not.

    We watched you push the boundaries of what a member of the royal family could do. Where they could serve. Who they could be.

    We watched as you tried to find fulfillment.

    We watched you establish the Invictus Games, so many charities, and help so many gain purpose back in their lives, when you were still struggling to find your own .

    We watched as you, finally, found someone warm, caring, happy….someone who, like your mother, wasn’t afraid to show you love and affection in public. She loved you, and she didn’t care who knew it or what people thought.

    We watched the press pick her apart.

    We watched you hate them for it.

    We watched you become a husband infront of millions. A much happier man.

    We watched you become a father, and saw how proud you were of your wife and son.

    We watched you protect with everything you have – your own little family. We know why: we saw what happened to your mother. We saw. The media is a cruel, heartless beast.

    We watched as you found your calling. You found who you are. You found more of Harry. And less of the Prince.

    We watched you smile again. A beaming smile. Holding your baby. Holding your wife’s hand.

    We watched you be brave. So brave.

    You’ve given us enough.

    You owe us no explanation.

    We watched as you got a taste of a more fulfilling, quieter, healthier life.

    We watched you shock the world by admitting that, yes, you just wanted to live it.

    As Harry. Meghan. And Archie.

    We watched you say, Prince or not- I am also a father, a husband, and a man. Let me be one.

    And so …

    We will be watching, proudly, as you go off to start your new chapter. You won’t lose us.

    We will be watching, relieved, as you finally get to live your days as YOU choose to. That little boy, with his head down, in his big suit, walking behind his mother’s dead body – that little boy who has had to rebuild his world, do his ‘royal’ duties, and have his mental health dragged through the mud ever since.

    We will be watching – as much as YOU decide we can – intrigued as to what you will get up to. Where you’ll be. What. Who.

    Go …. be strong.

    Go …. be happy.

    Go…. Be….You.

    We will be watching.

    And so will she ♥️ xxxx

    ©Mummy Mumbles 2020

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  • I’m Just Tired Mummy

    Today as soon as I picked my five year old up from kindergarten, I could tell she was in, what I like to call, one of her “moods”. She was crying over everything, not being herself, and acting so uptight. My immediate reaction was to get annoyed. And say “you’re almost six, why are you acting like this?!”

    It wasn’t until a few hours of her acting like this, that she looked at me with tears in her eyes, and I said “are you just having a draining day?” She hugged me and said “I’m just tired mommy.” And that when I realized, I totally forgot what I always preach about to my kids. Your mental health being your top priority.

    So, I drew her a lavender bubble bath, gave her a face mask, and lit some candles while she read her books and sipped on her apple juice.

    After the bath, she was a new kid. The kid I usually know. She was happy, had more energy, and was handling things better.

    I think we all forgot that even for kids, life gets too much sometimes. And even they need a break from it all.

    Today taught me that I need to be a more understanding parent, as I too go through so much and need a nice bath to myself to escape it all. It doesn’t matter the age. We all need that.

    ❤️

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  • I Was Going To Be Induced And He Was Angry

    The morning I was going to be induced, he was angry with me. He was angry that I preferred his mother not to be in the delivery room. He raised his voice at me, and made me cry. I stood my ground, did my make up, and we went to the hospital.

    That morning shouldn’t have been that way. The day I gave birth, he never once told me I did a good job, he never once told me I was beautiful after watching me give birth to his first born child. The day after I gave birth, my body was in a lot of pain, but he never once asked me how I felt.

    He was angry with me again, for something so small I couldn’t remember if I tried. He will claim I’m a liar. He tries to get into my head and make me believe everything went wrong because of me. Sometimes I get close to believing it, but then I just remember the truth of it all.

    This has been a really bad experience with some one but I wouldn’t take it back. I love my daughter and she is worth it all. I always get so happy to see other women with good men by their side. I watched my sister go through the pain and loneliness of not having a good guy by her side during such a huge time in a woman’s life. It probably made her think she wasn’t good enough, but she is. He is not good enough. Every woman deserves to be cherished and their value should be seen. You should never stay if this is what you are being treated like. It’s not supposed to be like this.

    Editing to add: I have left the relationship

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  • Jenny The Famous Happy Horse

    If Your feeling down today then may be hearing about the lovely Jenny could perk you up.

    Every morning in Frankfurt, Germany, you might catch a glimpse of Jenny, a horse who goes on a long walk every morning, all by herself. She has been taking the same route every morning for 14 years, ever since her owner, now 79 years old, became unable to ride. She enjoys greeting all of the familiar faces along the way, and she stops and gets treats and pettings from some of her favorite humans. The locals treat her like a celebrity and happily clean up after her.

    A piece of paper is attached to her halter that reads, “My name is Jenny. I didn’t run away, I’m just walking. Thank you.” But the police get calls frequently from people who don’t know about the arrangement. They are very familiar with the horse and the owner, and there have been no incidents in 14 years. A local veterinarian gives her routine checkups and continues to find her to be healthy and showing no anxiety about her unique lifestyle.

    Anyone else tempted to move there just to see jenny every morning?