
Ok, I cheated a little--but with good reason. I am celebrating New Year's in a PICU waiting room--but I am celebrating! My one-year old grandson got a gift of life yesterday. Through the selfless act of a caring family in their worst hour, my grandson received a liver transplant! By God's grace, he is doing well. There is no place I would rather be on this New Year's Eve!
So understandably, I do not have an art project to post today.
I will, however, be posting Wednesday for Banner Month. (I prepared ahead--"just in case")
Happy New Year to all of you!!
Lisa - what a wonderful way to celebrate the New Year. My thoughts are with you and your gorgeous grandshild. Thanks for sharing with us - Diane (MMM)
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful for you and your family!! Take care of that precious boy he is such a cutie!!
ReplyDeleteall the best to you and yours for tne New Year
ReplyDeleteregards
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Oh is this adorable. Wish you a Happy New Year.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful way to start the New Year for you! Hope he continues to do well
ReplyDeleteWow Lisa. That's fantastic news. My thoughts will be with you and your family.
ReplyDeleteBarb Conroy
That's wonderful!
ReplyDeleteAll the best to your cute grandchild.
I've got tears in my eyes and a lump in my throat! Great news!
ReplyDeleteI've got my first banner done and will be back to visit after school tomorrow.
What a wonderful New Years gift for you all. Will be thinking of you all and I wish you all a Happy New Year
ReplyDeleteAll the best for you and your grand-son !
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely the BEST celebration I have seen! Angel ((((((hugs)))) to your grandson!
ReplyDeleteA great gift and the best way to start a new year. All the best for you and your grandson.
ReplyDeleteI hope this will be a blessed year for that little one, many good thoughts to you and your family.
ReplyDeleteyes, you are blessed,
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year to you all
Oh Lisa,
ReplyDeleteThis post caught me by surprise and you made me cry! I have the bonus of writing this quite a few days after you made this post and I know how fabby my little Alan is doing.
Sniff... sniff... what a wonderful reminder of such a precious boy.
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