This was in our newspaper yesterday. It's not my street, but it looks identical to it--I had to really look carefully to see that it wasn't.
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I lost my baby son, Nathaniel, on February 3rd, 2006, four days after his birth. I'm a mommy in mourning and this is my pensieve.
About Me
- Laura
- I'm a 33 year old professional flutist married to an accountant and living in southern Missouri. I lost my son, Nate, to a placental abruption at 40 weeks. Hope was found and lost again with a miscarriage in September 2006. On October 18th, 2007, Nate's little brother,Ben, arrived safely. I'm learning to be a mom to two boys--one here and one there.
Love you, Natey.
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- Certainly Not Cool Enough to Blog~Kristin
- Dead Baby Jokes ~ Niobe
- Discovering Me~Michelle
- Eight Million Pieces~Delphi
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- No Matter How Small~Aurelia Cotta
- No, I will never be "over" it~Julie
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- Ryan Was Here~Sherry
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- Subtle Shade of Green ~ Kathy McC
- Surviving My Loss~Sarah
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6 comments:
It is beautiful in an eerie sort of way. We went through a similar ice storm in '98 and despite the cold and lack of power, I remember how pretty the trees looked, enrobed in ice. Our street was out of power for 10 days, and we ended up seeking refuge with friends, too. I hope the crisis ends soon for you!
WOW. Looks like something outta a magazine :)
great shot...but what the heck is the man doing?
It looks like a scene from a film made of a Charles Dicken's novel
Hope you and your house are doing ok!
Wow...that doesn't even look like a *street*...it is beautiful, though i wish it wasn't at your house! I hope you are okay and the power is on soon.
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