Now that the business of the holidays is over and we have, once again, settled into the familiar routine of life, I can write about our Little One. We had her for 35 days. 35 hectic, crazy, wonderful days. It's amazing how one little girl can make us a family. Suddenly I was a mom again and John was a dad again. It was beautiful. Being a foster mom is an experience I wouldn't trade for anything. I absolutely loved being a mom to such a wonderful, beautiful, smart little girl! It was an amazing to blessing to see my husband being a father to her, our parents being her grandparents, our siblings being her aunts and uncles, and our nieces and nephews being her cousins. And then, in a blink of an eye, she was gone. I wish she could have stayed. I really would have kept her with us forever. I miss her so much. Pictures of her fill our home, in places of honor next to the only pictures we have of our Kimber. And they will be the only pictures we have o
This blog is an outlet though which I can share about my life and the part that God plays in it. I have suffered great grief within these pages, but great love has met me here too. Hopefully this blog will always be a light that points to Jesus. I have come from riches, been reduced to rags, but it is in the darkest moments of life that God's glory has truly been displayed.