Yesterday my cousin called. She told me she's ordered flowers for Friday, and she'll take them to the cemetary. A bouquet of rainbow daisies tied with a bright lime green ribbon...because she thought maybe that's what a teenage girl would like (my girl would be 13 on Friday). I couldn't agree more. And the whole thing just made me smile.
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i remember being so excited to turn 13! a teenager:-) such an exciting time.
What a thoughtful thing to do, Natalie. She's even made ME smile today.
=)
That was so sweet of her. What an amazing sister to remember and be so thoughtful.
Thank you so much for being 'here' for me. I'll send you an email soon. I've been meaning to do that but my life is messy at the moment..
love you,
Xo Lindsay
I meant cousin, not sister...cousin :)
Someone gave me rainbow colored daisys last year and my teenage girls freaked out over them. I know your girl will love them too.
I'm thinking about you this week.
Your in my thoughts this week, I can not even imagine what a difficult time this is for you. What a thoughtful gesture of love. Shauna
I think that sound perfect.
My cousin would have been 18 this year. We always try to do purple flowers..they were always her favorite.
I've been thinking about Victoria and her lovely mummy.
xxx
What a wonderful cousin you have! I'm sure Victoria is smiling as well.
Natalie -- Just holding you up this week and particularly on Friday (which happens to be my birthday as well). The bouquet of daisies sounds gorgeous and so fitting for a new teen. I'm so sorry she isn't here to squeeze and hold.
Madam,
She taught me something, or reminded me of some subjective truths....
still you are the reason in spotting the subtle truth.
Best wishes to both!
What a wonderful thing to do. Daisys are perfect for a teenager! I hope to email you again soon. Things here have been crazy around here.
That is so sweet...
Remembering with you today.
I love my beautiful little princess(es)...all that reign here and my tiny one who reigns there...
I love you.........
mom
Hang in there Natalie. I wanted you to know what an encouragement your story is to me right now.
They have called Hospice for my mother. I hope I handle this with the grace and beauty that you have handled your loss. I am so glad you share Victoria with the world. She is touching lives because you do so.
~Lanie
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