For the Nephew I miss Dearly
Start writing a post
Student Life

For the Nephew I miss Dearly

Because home is where the heart is, but when your not home, neither is my heart.

12
For the Nephew I miss Dearly
Kat Schroeder

Dearest Nephew,

Words cannot begin to explain the pure happiness I felt when you came into the world. I thought it was impossible to love someone this much, I was happily wrong. Over the years you have grown in so many ways, you have grown big, strong and smart. You have grown kind and handsome. You have grown stubborn and creative.

Each and every time I see you, I get so excited for the time we get to spend together. I cherish our time together since it is so minimal. I only get to see you a couple months out of the year and you should know by now that each goodbye breaks my heart.

When your gone I miss your mischievous smile and giggles. I miss hearing the sounds of you sing-songily yelling my nickname, "Kay Kay." I miss your pure and optimistic view of the world, because sometimes I truly forget that you are still experiencing a lot of first as you are about to turn 7.

It is hard not having you home for your Birthday, it is hard knowing that you are thousands of miles away from us. There is one thing though that makes it worth it. Our reunions. When you come into my arms once more, a newer, bigger, and brighter boy each and every time. The letters I have written to you are countless by now.

I hope that one day you will look back and know that while we get you only for a smidge of the year, you are on my mind all year round.


With the utmost love and adornment,

Kay Kay

Report this Content
This article has not been reviewed by Odyssey HQ and solely reflects the ideas and opinions of the creator.
beer on the beach

Summer is hot and humid, and it's almost like summer was made specifically to drink the refreshing, cold, crisp wonderful, delicious, nutritious nectar of the gods. Which is none other than beer; wonderful cold beer. With summer playing peek-a-boo around the corner while we finish up this semester, it's time to discuss the only important part of summer. And if you haven't already guessed, it's beer. There are few things I take more seriously than my beer, in order are: sports... and beer. Here are my favorite summer brews:

Keep Reading...Show less
Featured

7 Reasons SoCal Rocks!

75 degrees and sunny, plus, no humidity. I mean do I really need to say more?

1374
woman in black and white long sleeve shirt carrying girl in red jacket in Venice beach
Photo by Jeff Hopper on Unsplash

SoCal summers are the best summers by far, and honestly, no argument is needed. But, if you aren't sure why SoCal summers are the best, here are 7 reasons why!

Keep Reading...Show less
Entertainment

25 Lyrics for Selfie Captions

Because let's be honest, we all use lyrics.

53718
woman takes a selfie for social media
Pixabay

Sometimes you can't think of the perfect caption for your Instagram post. I love using lyrics as my captions because there's so many great lines in songs that just seem to fit in the moment. Here are some lyrics that could work for your selfie or pictures of you with your friends!

Keep Reading...Show less
Entertainment

Bruce Springsteen's Top 7 Lyrics

Everything Bruce says in his classic rock songs.

20179
bruce springsteen album cover born in the usa

Anyone who was born and raised in New Jersey (or anywhere really) knows of Bruce Springsteen, whether or not they like him is a whole other situation. I hope that his hundreds of classic rock songs and famous high energy performances, even in his sixties he can put on better concerts than people half his age, are at least recognizable to people of all ages. Love him or hate him (I identify with the former) you have to admit that some of his songs and interviews have inspirational quotes and lyrics.

Keep Reading...Show less
Lifestyle

New England Summers Are The BEST Summers

Why you should spend your next summer in New England.

4793
Marconi Beach

Three years ago, I chose to attend college in Philadelphia, approximately 360 miles away from my small town in New Hampshire. I have learned many valuable lessons away from home, and have thoroughly enjoyed my time spent in Pennsylvania. One thing that my experience has taught me, however, is that it is absolutely impossible to beat a New England summer.

You cannot beat the beach. Believe it or not (which many people may not), New England has a long and beautiful coastline. Most of my high school summers were spent sitting on the Wall at Hampton Beach, getting sunburnt and eating Acai bowls from The Secret Spot. The Wall was the place to be both during the day and at night. We begin our days there with a KB's bagel and coffee, and end them with pizza and ice cream. It’s not a New England summer without that 4 p.m. text from someone, “Who wants to meet at the Wall tonight?” Nighttime is for Tripoli’s Pizza, the sound of waves, and wishes on shooting stars. Wednesday nights are especially important, as those are the nights that Hampton Beach sets off the weekly firework display.

Keep Reading...Show less

Subscribe to Our Newsletter

Facebook Comments