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©Jane H. Johann, December 26, 2008
“My Mom and her Great Granddaughter on the day of her birth”
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“My Mom and her Great Granddaughter on the day of her birth”
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Footprints of Thoughts 
A precious moment ..!
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It was, Andy! My Mom lived with me that last four years of her life…and so did my grandchildren for a time…It was an extremely foggy night when Nadia was born that 26th day of December. We were taking turns going to the hospital, because my Mom had suffered a stroke and was in a wheelchair. The last family was ready to leave for the hospital, and my Mom wheeled herself in front of the door and indicated she was going with or they were NOT going! LOL…I was very concerned because of the heavy fog conditions that presented itself for the drive to the hospital—but my Mom did arrive safely and this was the “precious moment” as you say!
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A beautiful memory and a tale to pass on now too 🙂
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Did I tell you I made it to Vancouver? But only for a few hours–we were too poor to spend time there…LOL…still on a budget! LOL..But I am hoping to return there either in the Spring or Fall, for sure! Maybe the next time we can meet for tea or coffee!
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For sure! I hoped you like the visit even if it was a quick one 🙂
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Yes, it was wonderful! I was driving and my daughter directing me through the traffic. You know I am from the rural area of Wisconsin—cornfields! I was a bit overwhelmed but it was thrilling! And the next time, we will be better prepared! We just had the car for the afternoon, so we just wanted to see if we could make it there and back! LOL It is about an hour from Bellingham—now that I have driven it once, I will be prepared for the next and will be less filled with anxiety! LOL It was majestic to see!
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Oh you have SO much more to see still, There’s parks and waterfalls in the surrounding mountains too 🙂
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Priceless!
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Hope things are going better for you and Tom, Sheri! I think of you both often and send blessings to you!
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Thanks. We were finally able to move Tom closer to home and a premier facility today.
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That is very good news, Sheri! Glad to hear that–better for you and him.
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Thany you auch ein schönes wee-kend lieber gruß Gislinde
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Guten morgen, Gislinde! I reblogged your wonderful flower show! Danke!
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