She had signed Jeremy's birthday card just a week before she passed away. I remember sitting at the counter with her. She was sitting to my right and signing her name on his card with a pen. Her tongue was sticking out (ever so slightly) as she wrote a backward, upside-down G. Next, she wrote an "i". I responded, "I didn't know you could do an 'i'!!" She smiled and did another one followed by another backward, upside-down G which she filled in as an added bonus. Her little 3-year-old signature, that moment, that precious memory will forever be part of every step I take.
Saturday, September 16, 2017
April 6, 2014 Every Step I take....I am Missing You
While in Florida, I thought I had lost my necklace with all the charms that remind me of Gracie. I had actually just left it at the hotel. I felt this was such a betrayal to Gracie. How could I go on a family vacation without her? How could I forget my necklace that will show her that I have not forgotten her? I needed something to show Gracie that I'm always thinking of her, that she is part of me and my family, that I need her to always be with me and never think for a second we've forgotten her. I wanted her to know that every step I take I am missing her.
She had signed Jeremy's birthday card just a week before she passed away. I remember sitting at the counter with her. She was sitting to my right and signing her name on his card with a pen. Her tongue was sticking out (ever so slightly) as she wrote a backward, upside-down G. Next, she wrote an "i". I responded, "I didn't know you could do an 'i'!!" She smiled and did another one followed by another backward, upside-down G which she filled in as an added bonus. Her little 3-year-old signature, that moment, that precious memory will forever be part of every step I take.
She had signed Jeremy's birthday card just a week before she passed away. I remember sitting at the counter with her. She was sitting to my right and signing her name on his card with a pen. Her tongue was sticking out (ever so slightly) as she wrote a backward, upside-down G. Next, she wrote an "i". I responded, "I didn't know you could do an 'i'!!" She smiled and did another one followed by another backward, upside-down G which she filled in as an added bonus. Her little 3-year-old signature, that moment, that precious memory will forever be part of every step I take.
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