An Emotion Filled Day - Daddy's Perspective

Thank you so much to Brandy and Karen and Ian for coming and staying with Rebekah.  She is doing so well with all the attention, getting wagon rides, enjoying company, etc.  Unfortunately we are pumping her so full of lots of bad stuff!  We just spent a little bit of time talking with Josh’s mom and it is tough what we have to do to these little kiddos to make them better.  Speaking of which, Josh looks really good.

Maggie’s service was beautiful.  There are so many emotions going through my head that I don’t exactly know what to write, and one of the emotions is that it is not appropriate for me to write much so I won’t, at least not here.  My heart is flooding with things I want to put on paper (or the screen) but I just don’t know when and where it will/should go.  When we left the service mommy wanted to go buy some “pretend makeup” to go in Rebekah’s empty purse.  The last time Maggie spoke with Rebekah Maggie told Rebekah she needed “pretend makeup” for her purse and, when her hair grows back a “pretend curling iron.”  Yes Maggie, Rebekah will hopefully get those things.  Let me finish this subject for now with the finishing thought from her funeral.  This life was unexpectedly short.  No matter how old someone is when they leave us, that is always true.  In this case it is truer than others.