...to stand out.
*Gosh...I wish I would have been a stronger kid to have the kind of self confidence to go out on a limb, & be a little different instead of trying to conform to everyone around me...and pretty much failing at that. Now that I'm
*Linking up with Kim over at the cafe... Kim Klassen cafe -
*In other news...It's been a very emotional week. A lot of tears, short(er) tempered, & more than a little absent-minded. Justin leaves for Kuwait tomorrow & I want to take this oppotunity to say how MUCH I appreciate all your care, concern and kind words you leave for us. I can really feel the love oozing through to me and it warms my soul to think I have such wonderful support in this blogging world. Thank you
Happy Snapping
xo
Kelly
Fabulous photo!
ReplyDeleteWow .... whatever they are, they are lovely!
ReplyDelete**HUGS** my sister......he will return safe.
Mwah! xoxo
I will be adding Justin to my prayers and send his name along to a group back East who prays for all the service men and women. May God and his guardian angel be with him and you!
ReplyDeleteYou've made my day in so many ways today Geri. Thank u. Xo
DeleteLovely image!
ReplyDeletereally beautiful image Kelly! praying for your boy and you xoxo
ReplyDeleteKelly,
ReplyDeleteBig hug to you. And I will send well wishes out into the Universe, for your Justin to remain safe the entire time he is away, everyday. Everyday.
Peace,
Angie
xo
And that's a beautiful image, by the way. :)
ReplyDeleteLove these in the spring! This Army Mom sends you hugs and prayers. We are preparing for a second deployment to Afghanistan in the fall :(
ReplyDeleteMy heart goes out to you and your family. Thank your son for his service for us.
DeleteBeautiful imagine & thought!
ReplyDeleteHang in there...I've been in your shoes. It is difficult, but you will make it through....and so will he.
Be kind to yourself these next number of days.
Love your last line...thank you.
DeleteI was SOOOOO Excited when I saw these things popping up in my neighbors yard the other day. Have no idea what they are but this chick loves them!
ReplyDeleteYour grape hyacinth and texture of it is WONDERFUL.
ReplyDeleteMay your son stay safe....
Is THAT what their called? thank you..makes sense! and thanks for your kind words.
Deletewnderful!!!
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Hang in there, Kelly. Six months will not be long. It is quite different having sons - they seem so helpless (and are) when they are babies and we put band aids on their skinned knees and feel real pain when their heart gets broken over a girl... but all sons become men. We have to hold them tight in our hearts, but let go at the same time. You are blessed to have such wonderful friends. We are all here to support you!
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