
Life shouldn't be a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in a pretty and well-preserved body, but rather, to skid in broadside, thoroughly used up, totally worn out, and loudly shouting, 'Wow! What a ride! Thank You, Lord!'
A few friends came over and we tried to work some magic. Unfortunately these don't look that exciting when they're not lit up. :) To see what we were going for, go to http://www.hallmarkmagazine.com/PROJ_HowTo_FantasyPumpkin
I should have gotten the mice . . .
This is a casting made from his hand and foot. I just love it.
This was his baby blanket that he was wrapped up in when we held him.
The bag holds a lock of his hair, and the ribbon is to show the length from the top of his head to his itty bitty toes. :)
As any mom knows, after your baby is born you have an incredible awareness of their lifespan. When people come up and ask you how old, you can usually answer to the day . . . "oh, he'll be four months old in six days," and so on. So I guess I shouldn't be surprised that even when you lose your baby you still think about those moments. That's how it was for me this weekend; I couldn't stop thinking about how he would be two months old today. I was trying to remember what he would be doing . . . probably giving us those sweet little smiles and cooing. He'd be filling out his 0-3 month clothes a little better and not swimming in them.
That's right; a Keebler elf costume. I don't know if she is going to go for it. She really wants to be a princess, like she wants to be everyday, but I told her she could walk around with a box of cookies and that seemed to interest her.
I almost forgot, when we were looking around at costumes Emmie found something she just FELL IN LOVE with -- one of those creepy masks from the "Scream" movie. This from my child who is scared of everything, even the "mean people" in Disney movies. She was saying "Oh, isn't it SO cute!" and trying to make it talk. I thought I would die laughing!








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THANK YOU!
We have been touched and overwhelmed by your love. We pray that God will bless you as you have blessed us during this difficult time. Our bills related to Isaac's death have been over $13,000. There's no way we could recover from that without the kindness of several people, some who have remained anonymous. The prayers and the help with everyday "life" things have helped us to heal more than we ever thought possible. We appreciate all of you so much.