And Trevor insists that I scribble down when watching You Tube clips on the computer. I think I told him three or four times that it was scroll down, but you all know how persistent Trevor is. So I am sure you know how the story ends.
And you know it is a good day when you get that great feeling when thinking about a special someone that left the earth way before you wanted them to. Today was a Grammy Day for me. My mom came out to take the boys to the Aquarium (I was in dire need for a break, and still am, believe it or not). She brought donuts. Every time I taste or smell maple, it reminds me of my Grammy. One of the donuts had a maple glaze. So, of course, I thought about her this morning. Later in the afternoon, I decided to clean out a section of my computer area. Lo and behold, in the back corner, I found numerous napkins that grammy cut and sewed years before. I found myself in happy tears as I walked into the kitchen to find this...
And you can imagine the fun I had playing peek-a-boo with them. McKenna and Trevor did too. What a heartwarming afternoon. I miss my Grammy and I wish she would have been here to meet my kids. I think she would have liked them...just a little...
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Oh my gosh...now I am crying! You know, she would have liked them--just a little!
Hope it is a happy cry. You know what I mean by a Grammy day. No, I didn't meet some old lady that reminded me of her, but she made herself very present today. It was very comforting. Very peaceful. Very loving.
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