I believe this to be Christmas 2002 - That would be Cameron, Claire and Carly (her first Christmas) when we first moved to Cloverdale.
This is Christmas 2004. It will be one I never forget. You see, the water colour I am holding in my hand was a surprise gift from my lovely Father-In-Law Earl who passed away June 27th of this year. He went and bought this from me from a local Langley art gallery after my water colour lesson with Marilyn Timms in the Stanley Park Rose Garden during our family's stint on Crash Test Mommy (Season 1, Episode 4 that was filmed in July 2004 when we only had 3 kids, and I was pregnant with Catie who was born in September of 2004) on Life Network aka Slice today. This gift had to be one of the best gifts I have ever received. Catie was about 3 months old during this Christmas. Earl is missed so much at this time especially.
Oh, and of course I have to add in a pregnancy photo because seriously, I have been preggers for so many months of the past 10 years! This was Christmas 2005. About half way pregnant with Caroline. We had a very hard pregnancy this go around. With kidney issues for her. I would repeat this part of my life in a heartbeat. I would for all of them. I have to say I still miss being pregnant. If I could have a secret wish it would be to be pregnant until I could not be pregnant anymore. I loved my pregnancies over all. I really miss this phase of my life already.
And that is all I could find on this computer.
I hope I will take some good ones this year :D
2 comments:
I hope you do too :)
p.s. you are super cute pregaant , why stop now ? LOL!
After the initial few kicks, I'm never a fan of being pregnant. I've always wondered what it would have been like to totally adore being pregnant. lol
You look amazing, though...
I kind of hate the bittersweetness of Christmas - lookingback and looking forward. There's a warp on the time-space continuum between December 15 and January 2nd every year, maybe more of a black hole, where I get sucked in by a vortex of memories of the past and worries of the future. I have to remind myself to stop and just BREATHE.
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