This snow we’ve been dumped with reminds me of my New York girlhood.
Maybe part of the reason I never made many snowmen was because we were so accustomed to snow, we didn’t appreciate it for what it was π Anyway, snowman crafting was never my greatest talent, so when I bundled Kobe up and set out to make a snowman, it went about as usual π I am always glad when a kid helps me so I can at least pretend that a kid built the snowman.
Β On a whim, I grabbed the red food coloring in hopes of making a valentine snow man. I went a bit wild with it, and afterward realized if I had used an art paintbrush, it would have turned out much neater. Needless to say, we made a heart that immediately began bleeding. It was actually quite appropriate π
By the time Steve came home from work, the head had fallen off, and the whole front was one solid pink snow hump. He was hoping there was not a drive by shooting involved π (No, that would honestly NOT be funny!)
Since we had SO MUCH snow, Kobe kept getting stuck. Since it was his nap time, he was tired. Since he was tired, he was grouchy. Since he was grouchy, he cried. Since the snow and sun were extremely bright together, it hurt his eyes. I’d say he was doing pretty good at giving me a kiss! π
We miss you, Kierra.
Making valentines cookies wasn’t the same without her. This was last year.
And this is this year. Some good friends came over and magically created lovely valentine cookies for me. it did my heart good!
I’m sure Kierra has lots of beautiful, lovely, girlish, valentinesy things in heaven right now. Β I bet it’s like valentines day all year round up there. I JUST WISH I COULD SEE IT!
I think of you very often. The missing person in the cookie pictures speaks poignantly of your loss. Jesus bless your day!
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Thanks, Dorcas.
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I have a friend who has a Yoder Distonia child she would like to get in contact with you.
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Deb,
I would love to be in contact with her. You can send me an email at kikiraine@gmail.com with her contact information. Thanks!
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