One Interesting Journey: Missing Daddy

27 July, 2008

Missing Daddy

2 weeks ago, Stew left for New York to visit his sister. Little Onnolee can't talk yet, but is definitely Daddy's Little Girl. When we were up late last week packing to leave for Utah, Onnolee disappeared. The search found her, curled asleep next to Daddy's side of the bed, wrapped in his dirty jeans. She sure did miss her Daddy!

5 comments:

Amanda Jones27 July, 2008 12:28
Aww ... so sweet!
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junglemama27 July, 2008 16:09
How precious! BTW, I love your verse on the sidebar. I may have to steal it. ;)
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Roberta Mann27 July, 2008 23:37
So cute, Lou. When I am sick and feel sad I wear one of Kurt's shirts...but it's been laundered! LOL!

Come home soon, Stew...and do the laundry! LOL!
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orphans4me28 July, 2008 00:09
Wow, Lou, I've been reading over your blog entries for the year and your family has certainly faced MANY things--adoption from Guatemala, death of a daughter, health problems, finishing a BSN degree--the great and the terrible. I appreciate your sharing.
Joy, RR, adopting Roman
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Anonymous28 July, 2008 22:39
OMG how cute!!! Your children are beautiful!
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