
I’ll spare you the whole string I fired off. It’s nothing fancy, or technically strong. It made me stop dead in my tracks though. That's my girl with a long shadow and it’s the first time I’ve ever caught her in that context. It brought me right back to the day she was born and how thankful I was that my husband and I had opted for iPhones, for both of us, the Christmas before. As she came by surprise, and I saw her only for a split second. If my husband hadn’t of had a cell phone with a camera on him that day (he arrived at the hospital in softball gear, from the field) he wouldn’t have been able to take and text me that photo. I wouldn’t have had it to literally cling to for the 12+ hours it was before I got to see her, – when I was supposed to be “sleeping”….
Today I’m thankful for cell phone cameras, sunshine and little girl shrieks of joy. That beats any heat.
I really enjoyed reading this. So simple and filled with gratitude for something like mundane like a camera phone!
ReplyDeleteGreat picture! I look at your daughter's shadow and see my teenagers standing in it. How is that possible? They were as small as your daughter just yesterday! Keep running through those sprinklers! =)
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