It’s Been One Year by Lynn Bisset
Note from Pixie Anne: A big thank you to Lynn for her wonderful blogs. This was written a couple of months ago but I thought that it was perfect to post at this time of the year. So many of us have lost loved ones and I know that we’ll be having sweet memories of them during this Christmas season.
This is the day…the one year anniversary. So far, so good. It’s definitely less easy to dwell on the past when you have an active 3 year old asking for cereal and orange juice, or when an active 5 month old kitten decides to jump on your lap with her claws extended. I know that at some point today, my mind will wander, but I plan on being in a safe place with family and friends. We will toast the OG and wish he were still here, and we will miss him. We will all still move forward knowing that we had the best of times together and that relief from pain is a joy.
This was the celebration of his 81st birthday, with the family, and still “lookin’ good”.
Lynn
My older brother passed at 36 years of age this last dec 4th,2019. I picked up scrap booking because I want his memories forever. Your blog has given me even more motivation! I love your journalism and the page you showed! Thank you for sharing!
Hugs, Lynn. I know the Christmas season is hard. XOXO
Such a beautiful story and what a blessed family. Thanks for sharing. Beautiful page too!
Beautiful Lynn! It’s almost a year since my sister-in-law died and my thoughts often go to those last special days with her and her family! And yes we miss her but we’re also thankful she’s in a better place and not in pain any more!
What a wonderful way to remember. Hugs to all of you.
I love this page. Where did you find the candles element and what fonts did you use?
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Storybook Legacy: Let’s Celebrate, Just Fun
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