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Thursday, March 30, 2006
UPDATE! UPDATE!! Today, April 1st, Little Friend came around for dinner and was skinny again!! I wonder how many babies she had and where she's hiding them? Hopefully, she'll bring them around when they get big enough!
Signs of Spring: Today Rick would have been 57 years old. We would always joke that for almost 2 months he would be 2 years younger than me. Rick didn't like people to cry and he didn't want his death mourned, but instead he wanted his life celebrated. So I am celebrating with signs of renewal... rebirth. These are a couple pictures I took outside today that show the circle of life is eternal.
Two beautiful flowers growing through the fence on the side of our house.
A very pregnant "Little Friend" enjoying her breakfast. She waits every morning for me to come feed her.
Signs of Spring: Today Rick would have been 57 years old. We would always joke that for almost 2 months he would be 2 years younger than me. Rick didn't like people to cry and he didn't want his death mourned, but instead he wanted his life celebrated. So I am celebrating with signs of renewal... rebirth. These are a couple pictures I took outside today that show the circle of life is eternal.
Two beautiful flowers growing through the fence on the side of our house.
A very pregnant "Little Friend" enjoying her breakfast. She waits every morning for me to come feed her.
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