There was nothing easy about Christmas this year (even Santa's letter). Amy and the boys took cookies to the families and staff at the oncology ward at BC Children's Hospital. I thought of this blogpost throughout the day... and Gabrielle not being there to watch her brothers scream and shout while playing with the wrapping paper from their parents.
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A New Year
James named New Year's Day "Hope Day" ... "You know... a day when people can be hopeful about... you know... life and things." His insight and wisdom for a 6-year old continues to amaze us.
I hope everyone who checks this blog from time to time has a wonderful 2014. I think there's a good amount to hope for.
I check for updates on your blog daily...always wondering how you are all doing....still praying and thinking of you all each and every day. Sending love from a few blocks away. Michelle xo
ReplyDeleteRegan & Amy, I thought about you and the boys constantly during Christmas & New Years. First holidays, special days (any day) is always so hard without our little ones. I love that James wants to call it Hope Day. That makes me smile, we think of you all & Gabrielle every day. Miss you guys, love & light. Paula xx
ReplyDeleteYou are amazing parents and I am grateful you continue to blog from time to time. I wish Schuyler could have kept up with blogging. You continue to be on my mind and in my heart. Love this letter from Santa and James' wisdom. Hugs to all of you for a Hope-full New Year.
ReplyDeleteI love that Santa left that letter! Love you guys! xo Julie
ReplyDeleteRegan,
ReplyDeleteThis brought tears to my eyes. Thanks, and thanks for Hope Day.
-Matt Watson.