That song has always reminded me of Desiree. I guess because she was the oldest of the kids and I saw her growing up.
This past week she moved to New Mexico with Thomas, David and Sam. She's been gone 9 days already. David's already in a new school, Ranchvale. They seem to be doing well and I'm glad for them, but it seems strange.
Desiree won't add me on Facebook or her blog so I have no way of seeing the kids anymore, unless she emails me a picture. It's hard because I used to see them almost daily and now I have to wait for a morsel to be sent. :( That makes me sad.
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| Heather drove to Rosamond with Desiree, to get the truck weighed |
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| I watched them drive away. I had to go to work. |
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| We left at 2:00 in the morning. Sammy was awake |
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| But David was sleeping. He woke up soon after and then stayed awake the whole rest of the day. I think it was a lot for him, but he did good in the car. He played with his DS most of the way. |
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| My mom was up at 2:00 a.m. to say goodbye. |
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| after we dropped them off, we slept then got up the next morning, uppacked and started back for home. We spent the night in a Knigt's Inn in Flagstaff, and woke up to 18" of snow. The roads were closed, but we went through anyway and made it back home about 4:00 p.m. Sunday |
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| The drive was beautiful but scary. We saw a trailer cut in half on the road, with all it's contents exposed. |
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