Honestly, before talking to my sister, I didn't even think there was anything unusual about my behav…

Honestly, before talking to my sister, I didn't even think there was anything unusual about my behavior 🫣🤣🤣. Yesterday, my son (he lives separately and works in the KB 3/1) suddenly came to visit. He came unexpectedly, but that's okay. We have a great relationship with him, and we're always happy to see him). By the way, I'm not working right now (this is also important for the story)). So, we were sitting, chatting: how he's doing, what his plans are, and so on. We talked for about four hours. It was already 8 PM, and my daughter was on her way from her classes. And I needed to call a couple of people about some business. I asked, "Are you staying long?" He said, "I don't know." (And I didn't want him to leave, I miss him, we don't see each other often). So I said, "I'm going to make some calls for business, and why don't you go make dinner while you're at it? Fry up some cutlets, figure out a side dish. You can eat then, too." (I thought, so he wouldn't be bored without me). And I went into another room 🫣🤣. He prepared everything, boiled spaghetti, unloaded and loaded the dishwasher. My daughter arrived, we had dinner, everything was great. Then he left. (P.S. My husband was at the dacha – building a house). And today I told my sister – she was laughing. "Wow," she said, "on his day off, you're even making him cook dinner at your place? 🤣" But I did it without a second thought, on autopilot. And he did too – he just did it, without a word, and it's normal for him). My sister said, "Of course, it's normal for him, they grew up with you" 🫣🤔🤣. So that's the kind of mom I am)))) Am I ashamed? Well, maybe a little embarrassed. But I'm even proud – my children are very independent and resourceful. And for them, it's not a heroic deed, but just a normal thing.)