Dearest Makiah, I remember those first few days after you left us. Time moved so excruciatingly slow. We had never been apart more than a night or two. Every second without you was swallowed up in missing you. I couldn’t imagine how I was going to survive for years- a lifetime- until I was able to hold you again. And the tears and the minutes dripped by so painfully slow. Now I can hardly believe it’s been 14 years! When I look back it seems as if I stepped on a bullet train with the days and nights of diapers and hair bows and bedtime kisses from all your sisters whirring by in a blur. It’s so different now with all 4 of your sisters in the double digits. Some people dread the teen years, but I am loving middle school mom life! We share movies and cookies and all the late nights I will let them have. They love to come on early morning mommy dates for fa...
I have never wanted to be a blogger until this morning (10/23/10). For some reason I awoke feeling the need to share this journey. My four year old daughter was killed in a tragic car accident on October 8th, 2010 when our car was struck by a teen on marijuana. This blog is a small window into the brokenness of my heart and perhaps... one day, the healing. Do not mistake this for theological discourse. Jesus, not our circumstances, equals perfect theology. Be warned, this is raw...