It has been a day of mixed emotions. I have a lot to be thankful for so I want to dwell on the positive. I miss Dennis very much and days like today are hard to get through. Dennis wasn't one to spend money on flowers. I do remember that I usually got a corsage on Mother's Day. When Walmart had their flowers for sale at the DC he was always bringing a bouquet home at night and I would find them in a vase in the sink waiting for me to get up of a morning. I would trim them up and put them back in a vase to enjoy here at home.
Since Dennis and I had gotten back together, which had been 13 years it was the little things that meant a lot to me. When I had arm surgery he would bring me my coke, pop the top each morning. When I got the cast off and went back to work, he continued to bring me my coke and pop the top, even though I could do it by myself.
I mentioned the 13 years. There are a lot of marriages that don't last 13 years but ours did the first time and and the second time; if God had not taken him we would have had many more years together.
MAKING MEMORIES
MaKara had a project to do for school so we spent Friday evening and most of the day Saturday putting together a scrapbook. MaKara wrote a fiction story about real events during the Alaskian gold rush. Christy was on her computer finding us documentation and I was getting everything into the scrapbook. It was a lot of fun but I sure was tired when we got through.
After we got through with the album, MaKara took one more look at it before I left. I had a great time and hope I get another chance to help with a project, but that really depends on what kind of grade we get. She maybe looking for some one else next time. Want matter because the memories have already been made.
I will post some birthday pictures next time. Sorry I forgot to reduce the pixcels. I will do better next time. I need to blog more often and then I would remember how to do it.
Have a Happy Valentine's evening.
You have some really wonderful memories of just how much Dennis cared for you!! I remember you telling me about the coke. Even though he did it every day, you never took that token of love for granted!! Looks like you and Makara had a great time. I'm glad she has her Nana to help her with some of her projects!! Maybe she'll start scrapbooking!!
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