I Wish For My Baby Short Story

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I wish for a future full of... Hi baby, I am writing this on my way back to Manila. I think I slept too much during the day and that I am awake more than ever. I think I slept for more than 8 hours. XD HAHA! Talk about crazy, but making lunch and dinner for 20 people ain’t an easy job. :P But since this letter is about our future together, well, let's get to it. And just so you know, yes, I’d gladly cook for you, my love. :”) Anything and everything you want. I just have to buy a nice mandoline to make the perfectly thin layers of potatoes for the gratin with chicken and gravy. Hihi! :”> Going back, I wish for a future full of love, comfort, warmth, patience, learnings, discoveries and endurance. With all that said, I just wish for…show more content…
I picture us living in a warm and cozy home. A house that's space efficient and of course, made for our family. I want a home that is filled with love and happiness. When ideas, thoughts, feelings and emotions can be freely expressed. I want our home to have a good kitchen because that is where we'd spend most of our time as a family, over food and good company. A home with a good TV room and surround sound speakers where we could just hold each other in the sofa and just talk. I imagine the lighting would be orange and the couch is L shaped and we'd just cuddle. And yes, dance even if we have 2 left feet. It doesn't matter as long as I am with you. :") All I want is to hold you close to me. I want a home that’s free from judgement and hatred. We’d talk about everything freely without being cruel to our kids and actually be there for them when they need us the most. I want our kids to have your generosity, patience and kindness. I don’t want them to grow up like fools and crazy people. I want them to love our family and the country we’d live in and most importantly, God. I want our kids to have a good relationship with the Lord without us forcing it upon them. :) Let’s not be critical with our kids because it’s bad enough to have people school you, but what’s worse is having close minded parents who wouldn’t listen. I also promise that I won’t be like your dad. I don’t ever want to hurt you like
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