It's funny though ... so many of my extended family members are sharing pictures and stories I am "almost" remembering. I'm hopeful this memory fog will lift and suddenly I will be overwhelmed with memories.
So many times I've wondered "what if" she had lived. How would life have been different? Would I be different in any way?
Don't get me wrong ... I had the best Daddy in the whole entire world. He was an awesome Dad. But sometimes I do wonder ... what if.
This is a one-year-old me. Looks like I was a silly little girl. My sister shared the pictures I am posting today. Of course I do not expect to remember being a year old. But I love seeing this picture.
This is a picture of Momma ... she looks so elegant in this picture.
This is a picture of Daddy. This picture is just so "him". He loved that red Ford pick-up truck. He always wore a baseball hat too. It was usually an Atlanta Braves hat.
So even though I do not have the memories in my head it's nice to see these in pictures.
3 comments:
I'm so glad you have pictures :) whom ever took these pictures were making "memories" for you :)
I love seeing your older pictures. You were so cute with your little dress.
I can't imagine losing my Mama at the age you lost yours. I was 26 and married for 6 months when I lost mine, but I can relate to the memories fading. It is the small things that I miss, like the sound of her voice, the feeling of her hugs, the way she said things, the way she danced...I miss her so much. I hope that these walks down memory lane bring those feelings back for you. Memories are so important to keep our loved ones alive.
I am with Mandy. Memories are so important. Thanks for sharing.
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