"THE KEEPER OF THE PRISM"
August 17, 2022
Lassen and I have been painting rocks for Brighton’s celebration and
it has been really calming. I miss him so much and am just so thankful I have
little Lass.
I ran with Lassen in the
stroller this morning and he pointed up and said “Moon.” Then I said the moon
is always ____ and he said, “God is too good! God round!” Close buddy😊
Thank you Lord for Lassen.
“For my thoughts are not your thoughts, neither are your ways my ways,” declares
the Lord.
As the heavens are higher than the earth, so are my ways higher than your ways,
and my thoughts than your thoughts.
August 21, 2022
Life has been full and God has been good. Our house now has a
covered roof and it is beautiful and we are so excited. I am so happy that we
can go back every day and see what is going on. Lassen and I spent a long time
Friday helping clean up and picking up roofing nails. Then, the two of us
camped out which was super fun and special. I heard 2 different owls during the
night and we had an amazing sunrise.
August 22, 2022
The other day, I had some time to myself and I went back to the new
house and was listening to the Isaiah Song by Maverick City. I was writing more
scriptures and lyrics on our beams and then I looked up and the beams in the
vaulted ceiling looked like a sanctuary. I was worshipping with my arms spread,
crying and grieving, yet at the same time so thankful I can worship the One who
is taking care of him for forever!
August 25, 2022
I ordered a bunch of pictures from Walgreens of Brighton’s 9 months
of life so we could showcase all of the things he go to do with us – beach,
plane, running, swimming, etc! I picked them up and Lassen was with me. The lady
said, “Oh, I just finished printing them! You must be the big brother!” I said,
yes, Lassen is his big brother and explained what his pictures were for and
what had happened. She teared up and came around the counter to give me a big
hug and said she had lost two babies too. It was really special to get to tell
her about Bright and for her to share that with me as well. Love you buddy!
I read this blog about child loss and the author had written about replacing the word “but” with “and.”
“I am sad and missing
Brighton, but I am so happy for Kayla.”
“I am sad and missing Brighton,
AND I am so happy for Kayla.”
Using the word “but” downplays
the first feeling, while “and” gives them equal status. Joy and sorrow. Happy
and sad. Rejoice with those who rejoice. Mourn with those who mourn.
We saw a double rainbow
tonight over our house. Kyle told us that Brighton must be in charge of the
rainbows tonight…the keeper of the prism😊 Four
months tomorrow.
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