I purchased a tutorial from a cute blogger friend, "The Fethered Nest", on building a, "Fairy in a jar". My bottle is sitting at eye level in front of me and my computer. I know that she will give me inspiration as I attempt the journey of writing my daughters story this year. I also found out today that I will be volunteering for 80 hours at Primary Children's Hospital, where I will get to be with the children and spend time in intensive care holding the babies. I am counting on memories and feelings coming back to me, so that they can go into my story.
I am creating a blog so that, if you wish, you can follow my journey. It's listed on my sidebar. It's called "Angles in Waiting".
Hi sweet Cindy!!!! She's absolutely adorable!!!! I love how you put the poem on the top of the jar ~ great idea! Thank you so much for buying my tutorial, your fairy is just beautiful ~ hugs and love, Dawn
ReplyDeleteWHAT A SWEET IMAGE AND A WONDERFUL GOAL. IT WOULD BE SO WONDERFUL TO VOLUNTEER THERE, SUCH A HEAVEN SENT PLACE! GOD BLESS YOU IN ALL YOUR EFFORTS! COME SAY HI :D
ReplyDeleteLove your cute little fairy in her jar...and love you are volunteering at the Primary childrens hospital...I certainly will follow your story.
ReplyDeleteCindy your Faerie is so beautiful! You did such an amazing job my friend.
ReplyDeleteI'm so jealous that you will be volunteering at Primary Childrens. Landon has had to be hospitalized there twice now and while they were such worrisome times for our family, there was a peace there that is hard to explain. Surely angels are walking the halls of that amazing place. I know you will love the experience.
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What a cute fairy! I tried to click on the sidebar to get to your Angles in Waiting but was unable to find it. Is it Angels instead of Angles?
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I know that your little fairy will inspire you each and every day. How wonderful to be doing such special and important volunteer work. May God bless you abundantly each and every day. I look forward to all you have to share. :) Tammy
ReplyDeleteCindy,
ReplyDeleteThat is such an amazing thing for you to do. My triplets where born premature, at 30 weeks. My husband & I spent many hours in the NICU, holding them, making sure they felt our touch. They came home one at a time & our time at the hospital was cut short. I'll never, ever forget the volunteers who took our place in those hours. Holding & nurturing our babies as they would their own. It takes a special person to give of themselves like that. Bless you Cindy! Lisa
She's so adorable! Love her so much! Can't wait to read the sweet story of you sweet angel daughter. We've put off our trip, the mister has some bone spurs on his vertebrae that need to be taken care of! We're taking one day at a time. Mimi
ReplyDeleteIt is awesome. Did you get the picture of the little girl with the tutorial or did you find her separately....You did an awesome job. I love it.
ReplyDeleteCindy,
ReplyDeleteDo you only work on Mondays. I am sorry I couldn't make last Monday, but will try to come say this coming Monday if that is when you are working.
~♥
Love your Fairy in a Jar!. I would love to volunteer in a hospital and plan on it as soon as I retire. How wonderful and sweet it will be for you.
ReplyDeleteTake care and enjoy your day,
Elizabeth
That is beautiful! Love it!
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