{Penny for her thoughts}
I have learned after 27 years experience of being a mom
that sometimes important conversations pop up out of nowhere.
And many times when you least expect one.
When my oldest son was a teen, it was usually as I was driving and he was in the back seat.
I can't say that I can remember word for word what those car conversations were
but they were meaningful to both of us and important to him.
Nick is now an adult, on his own and he and I are still very close.
A few days ago I took Grace out for some photos and noticed
she seemed preoccupied with something,
and when she smiled she was tensing up the muscles around her mouth.
Something wasn't quite right.
I put down my camera and we just talked...about school, friends, Summer, etc.
Eventually I found out about a little 3rd grade drama going on with a friend at school.
Thankfully Grace wasn't being bullied.
Thankfully Grace wasn't being bullied.
We talked about some solutions and what she could do.
Hopefully we'll continue these conversations.
Edited with Florabella's Classic Film and Honey Haze actions at low opacities,
from her Classic Workflow collection.
