The good news, this gorgeous girl is my sister. The bad news, I don’t think we resemble each other – rats!
so photogenic; and to any interested guys out there, so unavailable for like 5 years minimum – tough luck! (so says her big sister)
I really love the next two images
still more to come………..in case you can’t tell, we’re having fun with this!
and just so she doesn’t get a big head, here’s one of Brooke’s best from the lakes
let me count the ways
i love your toothy grin
your chubby arms
your curiosity
your belly laugh
your tiny toes
and how you love to be outside in the garden with me
you are my sunnyshine
Just got back from the lakes, and couldn’t wait to post this from my little sis’ senior session (ok, so she’s taller than me now)
*be a little patient as this loads
kay gerber: what a pretty dress. like her smiling pics the best!!
Grandma Mary went home to be with Jesus this past Saturday after a battle with ALS ( Lou Gehrig’s ).
My two year old, Cline, asked me, “Grandma sick?” And I could honestly answer, “No buddy. She’s in heaven with Jesus, and she will never be sick again.”
I don’t think a person could have a better Grandma. She had this way of making sure that everyone felt loved, and would give just the sweetest, sincerest compliments. I want to be like her when I grow up.
It’s been so neat to see the soft side of Grandpa these last few weeks too. He took such good care of Grandma, and their love and commitment is an inspiration to me.
Looking back, I’m filled with memories of slumber parties, dancing to music on the record player, Grandma singing silly little songs like “The Little Blue Man” and “The Burger Bear”, playing her Ukulele, enjoying a bottomless candy jar at her house, “painting” the deck with water and toothbrushes, and the little silver metal cup that made the water at Grandma and Grandpa’s house taste oh so good.
My little Sunny Elizabeth with her Great-Grandma Mary Elizabeth. I love you forever
Becky Pfister: Beautiful pictures, sweet story, and little Sunny Elizabeth's mouth looks like her great-uncle? Mark Moser's mouth. Both great people who graduated to heaven.
Jessica: What a beautiful post.
Brooke Fiechter: Wow Amy that burns. My whole life I've been trying show everyone what an excellent job Mom did at teaching me to be a sweet, innocent, put together young lady and you just destroyed that with one picture. I expect a formal apology sometime soon and maybe even a consolation present...whatever you feel is appropriate.
admin: i wouldn't hold your breath :)
Tara: oh, but she does fit into the family! She's a sweetie