Turning Thirty: Emmy's Story, Part 10: Volume 10 - Softcover

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“Happy birthday, Mommy!”Heather and Isabella shouted as they scurried into the room.Mary Michaelis followed with Kevin Michael.“Happy birt-day, Mommy!” he added his own greeting. “I give you a birt-day kiss, Mommy.” “Oh, yes! I want a kiss from my little man.”Kevin Michael kissed his mother, hugged her and held up two fingers.“I'm this many. How many are you?”Heather and Isabella looked at each other and giggled.“Mommy doesn't have enough fingers to show you, Kevin,” Heather said.Isabella grinned. “Mommy is thirty. Daddy told me so.”Kevin stared at his sisters for a moment.“Are you old like Gra and Me-maw?”“No! They are much older than me,” Emmy said.“Do you want breakfast in bed, Mommy?” Isabella scooted next to Emmy.“We can make blueberry pancakes.”Kenny asked, “Do you want to eat in bed?”“No, I'll get dressed and come downstairs.”“Come on, Kevin. We need to help make breakfast,”“I need my cars,” he said as he dashed out of the room.Isabella followed him down the hall to his bedroom.“I need this truck and my police cars.” He showed Isabella.“You need to pick these up and put them away.”“I'm playing with them,” Kevin said as he disappeared.Mary waited at the top of the stairs for Kevin and Isabella.“Are you coming, Isa?” Mary looked back.“Be right there!” Isabella shouted. “I'm cleaning.Kevin's room is a mess, and Mommy doesn't like messy rooms.”The “Emmy's Story” series begins when Emmy isfour-years-old and quickly progresses to focus on her teen yearsand beyond. In this book, “Turning Thirty: Emmy's Story, Part 10,”Emmy faces an important birthday.

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