OOC: no fair - if you do the not aging thing Isabelle, he's going to look like Liz's toy boy

lol
Great posts so far, sorry it's taken a while to get mine up.
~Liz~
Did I really used to wear things like this…? I wonder to myself as I hang out some of Sarah’s clothes on the line.
I actually think I did…but that’s not exactly my style anymore… I’m not saying that I wear pleated skirts and peter pan collars…far from that…but it’s been a long time since I was leaving my midriff bare.
It wasn’t exactly attractive while pregnant, it wasn’t ideal after given that the last thing we really wanted to remind people of was our young age given that we had two children already… I can’t say that it was the ideal time to have Sarah…but I’d never regret it… I love my children…
A small smile plays on my lips as I continue to hang the washing on the line. To say that we’re not exactly normal, would be an understatement, but we do have what is basically a normal life…
My eyes fall on my wedding ring for a moment, and even after all these years, I still feel a little thrill. I love Max, and being married to him is just my dream come true – literally…
My mom and dad questioned what I was doing…changing my college choice…taking on a child that wasn’t my own, and marrying so young, but it was the right thing for me…
Even had Harvard still been a possibility, can I really say it would have been worth leaving Max…leaving Xan…? My answer – no…
It hasn’t always been easy, but I have never regretted the decisions I made…
Suddenly I hear what I can only think of as an explosion of music… I’m stood out in the garden, yet I can hear it out here…I think that gives some idea of how loud it is, and I know only one person in this house would have it that loud.
Sarah…
Glancing at my watch, I realise that I’ve been out here quite some time, getting lost in memories and reminices I guess…
I hurry to finish, pegging out the last few items of clothing and then picking up my basket and carrying it back inside and setting it down on the floor.
The music is still blaring through the ceiling and I frown slightly, about to call to Sarah to turn it down, but just at that moment the volume decreases by about half. I know that she’s not going to have done that voluntarily…so that means…
I smile as the sound of a pair of voices drifts to the back of the house.
I need to check on the pasta that’s in the oven, so leave them to have a little time together as I go straight through to the kitchen. It’s not doing badly, but it needs a little more time. I hear my daughter’s voice come drifting through too, so put the oven gloves down on the worktop and set the timer for another half hour before walking out to join them.
The sight which meets them can’t fail to make me smile…my family…my husband, and two children… “Diner’s going to be a little longer I’m afraid, I hope you’re all hungry though…”