I have had an impossible time trying to connect with you. I am so sad to hear of the loss of the little ones. You are an extraordinary person , John. We all know this and hope you allow yourself to accept this as well. God bless you for giving the little ones names. Their lives, no matter how brief, have been validated and celebrated by this simple, beautiful gesture. They are not throwaways. No life is. They were granted life but could not stay. In your gentle hands they received a lifetime of love in the few moments they had and they left this world knowing they were valued. We look forward to news of baby Esau. There is a whole host of “aunties” and “grannys” in your readers. Know Esau will be in my prayers if I am unable to connectet w/you.
I can't think why you've been having trouble here, Kari, unless it's the general instability of computers and the internet that I am hearing about lately.
In any case, thank you for your generous comments. I will of course keep you and everyone else informed of Esau's progress. If he thrived on good wishes, he'd be a giant by the time he's weaned.
Awww looks harmless to us.
ReplyDeleteJosie has had enough of your shenanigans!
ReplyDeleteHaha! Be afraid...be very afraid!
ReplyDeletejosie....AWESUM !!!! now THIZ iz an epic crankee azz cat chow foto...if we may uze pleez in an up coming commershulz ??!!!!! ☺☺♥♥
ReplyDeleteJosie would be tickled pink to be in one of your commercials, guys - and it may put her in a better mood, despite the product she'll be endorsing.
DeleteAww...Josie does look like she's plotting something, but I wouldn't call her a demon. A troublemaker maybe, but not a demon. :-)
ReplyDeleteOH you made me laugh! So much. Loved this. And that expression!!!
ReplyDeleteI have had an impossible time trying to connect with you. I am so sad to hear of the loss of the little ones. You are an extraordinary person , John. We all know this and hope you allow yourself to accept this as well.
ReplyDeleteGod bless you for giving the little ones names. Their lives, no matter how brief, have been validated and celebrated by this simple, beautiful gesture. They are not throwaways. No life is. They were granted life but could not stay. In your gentle hands they received a lifetime of love in the few moments they had and they left this world knowing they were valued.
We look forward to news of baby Esau. There is a whole host of “aunties” and “grannys” in your readers.
Know Esau will be in my prayers if I am unable to connectet w/you.
I can't think why you've been having trouble here, Kari, unless it's the general instability of computers and the internet that I am hearing about lately.
DeleteIn any case, thank you for your generous comments. I will of course keep you and everyone else informed of Esau's progress. If he thrived on good wishes, he'd be a giant by the time he's weaned.
Uh oh! What have you done to deserve the evil eye?
ReplyDeleteHaha! Love the look on her face regardless of you calling her a demon! Be sure to watch your back. Lol!
ReplyDeleteThey are watching you. Just make sure the food dishes are full and you will be okay.
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