Smile - Tooth = Growing up.

Blogged under Family Life, Photos by thekytikat on Monday 21 July 2008 at 2:19 pm

Geek boy lost one of his top teeth yesterday. Not the one he cracked when he was 2, and we were told would fall out be the time he was 3. Oh no. 5 1/2 years later that one is still hangin’ in there (although it is finally starting to get loose!)

The tooth was so loose, it went horizontal, but still wouldn’t come out. So mom gave it a bit of, um, encouragment. I believe, that after explaining it had to come out or food would get stuck in there, my exact words were, “It will hurt. Whatever you do, don’t bite my finger.” *S*

Thankfully, he didn’t, though he did wuss out at the sight of blood. I can’t be too hard on him though, I seem to recall I was a bit of wuss about blood when I was his age. A hypochondriac too, but that’s beside the point. Besides, he’s just too dang cute, all toothless and all.

Afterwards, he told me he needed to watch the new Lego Batman videos on Lego.com to “calm down from loosing my tooth.” Then he called Gramma, and paced circles around the kitchen while he described to her in vivid detail the gory events. Gotta love boys. *S*

I most definitely believe in Angels.

Blogged under Angels, Family Life by thekytikat on Friday 18 July 2008 at 5:41 am

I’ve seen her again. It’s been years since I’ve last caught a glimpse of the blonde girl that haunts me. My Angel.

The baby I lost nearly 10 years ago was due July 20, 1999. Sadly she left us December 22, 1998. At first, I saw small flashes of light. Then, just before my 7 year old was born I saw her. A flash of blond hair and legs running past my third story balcony door. It was so real, I honestly wondered how a child had gotten up there while I searched for her. Never did find her though.

A few days ago, I saw her again. This time, taller, about 9 years old. I’ve yet to see her face. But there always seems to be a whisper of laughter in the air and a flash of light reflecting off her blond hair. This time, out of the corner of my eye, I saw her run into BigBoy’s room as he slept.

She is my oldest child, but not my firstborn. She is the guardian of my living children. To early taken from us, yet with us still.

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