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Law thank you so very much for the comfort you share. :hug:

Sundays are really difficult as De was born and gone from me on a Sunday. She was born Mother's Day a special blessing. When she was born her collar bone broke, almost an omen of the life of battles she faced. Her injury healed never damaging her spirit for sure.

She was the one to scale rock walls, Real One's!, roller skate in competition, a baton twirler in school, knocked out the quarterback football player in one punch!
As a toddler trick or treating m\her older brother 5, he would hide behind me at doors, De rung the bell went on in and sang and danced whatever jingle came to mind.

She was the first to dye her blonde hair black and even green when trying to get it out. So many years she would use the red color, rarely did I see the blonde I bore.

I have her infant nighties and little rose bud dresses I hold close to smell my baby. Her cats climb onto my lap and touch me gently on the face.

I receive the kindest supportive words from so many dear friends, both on the forum and the online condolence book that make me know how much we are loved. When the time is up I will have the book printed to always keep the post of my supportive loving friends.
http://www.legacy.com/timesleader/GB...sonId=86128144

My silly husband jokes with me that if I am that lonely do I want to make another baby. The mail brings many beautiful cards and sayings of support and love for us.

I leaving soon for work, I have two young folks waiting to visit today.
These all keep me going, little steps, one at a time.

Then I will stop at De's, she has many, many Angels, I will bring one home today with me,

I will likely be angry too that she is not there for me to hold and kiss good night. But it is not to be. I will tell her I love her anyway....

Thanks dearly Law, this means so very, very much to me.
Dianne