Like everyone who knew "Kitty," I loved her. She came into my life as a "package deal" when I chose to share my life with her son; however, I would have chosen her to be a friend if our lives had merged under different circumstances. She was born on the Fourth of July; however, she was more than a "firecracker." She was the "pilot light" that kept her family strong and together. The timing of her birth always made the holiday special and meant that a family celebration was in order. There would be a picnic, somewhere, along with watermelon, blueberries and some form of a cheesecake (covered with berries) to commemorate the day. She would not have been happy to wake up to rain on the Fourth of July (as we did today); however, she would have been optimistic for the potential the day held and she would have been "tickled pink" with the blueberry muffins I am about to make!
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Wednesday, July 4, 2012
Fourth of July Memories
Like everyone who knew "Kitty," I loved her. She came into my life as a "package deal" when I chose to share my life with her son; however, I would have chosen her to be a friend if our lives had merged under different circumstances. She was born on the Fourth of July; however, she was more than a "firecracker." She was the "pilot light" that kept her family strong and together. The timing of her birth always made the holiday special and meant that a family celebration was in order. There would be a picnic, somewhere, along with watermelon, blueberries and some form of a cheesecake (covered with berries) to commemorate the day. She would not have been happy to wake up to rain on the Fourth of July (as we did today); however, she would have been optimistic for the potential the day held and she would have been "tickled pink" with the blueberry muffins I am about to make!
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