The other night we had a great time going through some old photos. I continued down memory lane today, nice distraction from all that I should have been doing instead. I came across most of these pictures in old e-mails that we had sent to family over the years. I had not seen some of them since they were taken! I loved looking at the pictures of Lauren and Jake. It reminded me how quickly time goes by and how I never want to be so busy that I forget to ENJOY EVERY MINUTE! It's so worth it.
This was a picture taken of Lauren in the
NICU at University Hospital in Augusta. She
was just a few hours old as the ventilator
breathed each breath for her.
This picture was taken just a few days prior
to Lauren's release from the NICU. The outfit
she is wearing is a Premie size and it is too big!
She was only weighed about 4 lbs here.
This is a picture of Jake just minutes after
he was born. He was under the warmer and his
Aunt Kathy was right by his side.
Jake was 1 week old here. This was taken at
home in Greenville, South Carolina.
Oh, our sassy little girl! She was 3 years old.
I love my little man so much. He is such a cutie
here at 7 months. I remember this photo was
taken at Karen and Stephen's house. Aaron and
Stephen were in charge while Karen and I were
in St. Petersburg, FL for my granddaddy's funeral.
He passed away 19 years after my grandmother.
They were reunited in heaven February 14, 2005,
Valentine's Day.
Lauren playing after preschool in
our house in Greenville. She was 4
years old. This was taken in February
of 2006, just 4 months before
we moved to Nashville.
Taken at the same time as the picture
above. Jake was 19 months old. Almost
the exact age Gracie is now.
Saving the best for last...This picture was taken
sometime around 1983. This was my dad's airplane,
now known as our college education. He loved to
fly but he sold it a few years after this was taken.
I remember flying in it very well. In this picture is
my dad and mom, and my two sisters, Kathy and
Karen. You also see Miss Ellen and her daughter,
Elisabeth. Miss Ellen was my mom's closet friend
and she and her husband, Mr. Gene, became second
parents to us growing up. We are still close to this
day. MissEllen was there for each of our weddings,
helping us every step of the way. She has sewn
beautiful clothes for each of our children. The
Larsons will always be part of the White family.
1 comment:
Oh my cry! All those Greenville pics made me miss you so much!
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