141 Compromise

Becca.

Of course there dramas had not stopped me from doing my thing, though after then I tried to limit the heavy stuff. At least when we are outside in the presence of others.

“I will do what I feel is necessary, son.” I replied stubbornly at the moment and they groaned loudly and simultaneously as they followed me into the big mall where we usually come to do our once a month shopping spree.

Walking down the aisle with my excited kids besides me, I ignored their loud whispers as they both planned the best way to push their interests.

Pretending not to see their signs, I picked a favourite brand of cereal as I read the label, making sure it was the correct one.

“What do you guys think? Should we pick a few cans of these or would you prefer to go for another type of cereal?” Knowing it’s possible they were tired of a particular flavour, I pushed the decision to them.

“Hmm, this is okay Mum, let us go for it.” My son suggested and I could see they were too distracted to care at the mo