Truthfully I'm a little disappointed, I had hoped to go into labor naturally and labor most of the time at home with my husband and mother in law but alas, appears not meant to be. And I'm a little scared because I know what's coming next and it's the hurty party. I'm excited to meet this little guy, I feel like I know him but not fully yet but the part where he makes his grand exit? Not my favorite part. Sorry.
ANYWAYS, with these thoughts swirling around in my head I've been thinking a lot about my own mother. I miss her of course and I hope she's in heaven and has been getting to know my little guys spirit up there but of course I'm sad that she wont get to be here for his first bath. Or first diaper change. Or to cook for me. (Yes, I am selfish, what do you what, I'm an only child.)
I don't have a whole lot of pictures of my mom on this computer and almost none of her with Lulu since she passed when Lu was only 8 months old but I thought I would share a few of her that I have.
She was truly a wonderful Grandma and while my children have amazing family and fantastic Grandparents in Nana and Grandma Leslie and Grandpa Rex and Grandma Linda and Grandpa Jerry I'm a little saddened that Lulu and this new one wont know my own mother like Kylie did. I'm especially sad that I wont hear my mother singing her new Grandson a silly made up song like she did for Ky and Lulu or telling stories about how I ate pork chop at 6 weeks old and if it was good enough for me its good enough for
2 comments:
Lace-
I love the pictures of Julie. She was such a great Grandma. She absolultely loved Kylie and Lizzie. We all miss her very much - I am sure not as much as you - especially at this time! I will be praying for you tomorrow!
Love, Aunt Connie
Lacy,
We'll all be praying here for you tomorrow and anxiously awaiting baby news (you will be blogging throughout the labor, right? HAHAHA!). We'll just wait for stories and photos until you are settled at home (and if you are anything like me, that could take months).
Thank you for sharing your thoughts about your mom. It must be really hard to go through such a great event without her here (really two events--William and your marriage to Micah). That is a wonderful quote, and yes, very perfect. I wish I would have known her better as she was obviously a wonderful woman. I'll be praying!
elisa
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