As much as I hate to admit it, I have reached the age where this poem is so true. I want no comment from my children either. 
My face in the mirror
isn’t wrinkled or drawn
My house isn’t dirty
the cobwebs are gone
My garden looks lovely
and so does my lawn
I think I might never
put my glasses back on
photo by: xtheowl
Funny! Your children are lucky to have such a sweet and caring mother.
Hey Bea was thinking about you last night and was hoping you are ok because you hadn’t posted for a while. So glad to see you back.
Thanks so much for the day brightener!! It’s sooo TRUE!! Maybe we should have guests remove their glasses instead of their shoes when they come to visit!!!LOL….GOD Bless!!!
Too funny Paula but that is a good idea.
Amen!
Thanks for the laugh, that fits. Everyone have a wonderful day.
my yard and garden do look lovely. Well compared to other years it does.
I like the quote though.
I tell my children I earned every grey hair on my head with their help.
The wrinkles are laugh ones not frown ones and my children like that fact.
The house quote is great and I agree with Paula.
Anyway thanks for the laugh.
Needed it today as it is grey and rainy, but need the break from the yard work of yesterday.
Jill, Thanks for thinking of me. You are always such a gracious and thoughtful woman. I usually check this blog almost every day because it brings joy to me, but have been so busy and lots of things on my mind lately. Thanks for your concern. Brightened my day.