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A picturesque day
Driving with my husband looking up into the sky today, I couldn’t help reminiscing. The bright blue sky was strewn with thick white fluffy clouds. If my elementary school memory serves me, the cloud formations are called cumulonimbus clouds. The fluffy clouds conjured up thoughts of the day I envisioned my first child would be born. 3 comments from 3 users
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posted by
bakomom
on Nov 5, 2008 at 09:32 AM
dweaver3 - Seeing beauty despite physical realities. That is so sweet. Dana - You are so funny. Cleaning the house and dining before going to the hospital. You are to funny.
posted by
sunnica
on Nov 4, 2008 at 07:49 PM
Great blog, Tracey.... and nice memories for you, too, Deb. The day I had Jarret, my water broke, but we decided to clean house and go eat Jack in the Box before heading to the hospital. I had heard that first babies take a while, so I didn't see the rush. Needless to say, the nurses were appalled when I explained how long it had been since my water broke. :-D
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dweaver3
on Nov 4, 2008 at 04:39 PM
The clouds have been nice lately. I love having something more than endless blue (well, brown really) to look at in the sky! The night my son was born it was snowy in Tehachapi. Everyone else in my family likes to remember me puking on the side of the car, but I'm the only one who remembers seeing white snowflakes caught in the headlights or the grape hyacynths and tulips polking through a bed of snow when I came home from the hospital. Hard to believe that was 7 1/2 years ago!
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