August Attire?
August 12, 2011 at 11:48 am | Posted in Grief, mourning, silver lining, twins | 6 CommentsTags: child loss, gratitude, grief, happy, hope, life after loss, parenthood, twins
It might say August on the rest of the world’s calendars but here in our house we are getting ready for the end of October. Halloween to be specific. The Princess and her puppy would like their own calendar so that they can cross off the days until the big event.
The Power Ranger (who is really wearing an evil Spiderman costume – but please do not share that information with him) does not want his picture taken. Additionally, he does not want to change out of his costume until after Halloween – despite the fact that Halloween is approximately 2 1/2 months from now and it is currently averaging 100 degrees outside.
It looks like I will be having wardrobe battles with Spiderman for the next few months. I have to go print out some calendars for the Princess now.
“One joy shatters a hundred griefs.”
– – Chinese Proverb
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A Mourning Mom 
It’s a beautiful thing…”One joy shatters a hundred griefs.”
Many blessings, Lanie!!!
Comment by Beth T.— August 12, 2011 #
Beautiful quote, Lanie..and the twins, I mean, the princess and the power ranger are adorable!
Comment by Cindi— August 12, 2011 #
Wonderful, spunky and joyful! They are gorgeous, and they will eventually take off the costumes…until then take lots of pictures.
Comment by Daphne— August 12, 2011 #
So cute!!
Comment by Kelcey— August 12, 2011 #
I like this!
Comment by Julie Curson— August 12, 2011 #
Dear Lanie – Enjoy your wardrobe battles! Alyssa and Fletcher look great in their respective attire but I hope that, when school starts for them, they may show reasonableness. May they both enjoy the new chapter in their lives that will last for the next 12 years or so! And may your weather become more friendly!
Love, Cornelia
Comment by Cornelia R. Levine— August 13, 2011 #