It seems like yesterday I was in their nursery, sitting in the rocking chair, probably around 8 months pregnant, rubbing my belly and thinking, "This is really happening." After our struggle with infertility, I would sit in the chair, look around their room and just imagine what it was going to be like to hold the twins.
I have spent hours cradling Ryan and Kaitlyn in their rocking chair. Middle of the night feedings and soothings, singing and reading to them. As they got older, I would make time to read to them individually as they sat upon my lap. One of my favorite memories is walking into their room and finding them sitting in the chair side by side looking at books. It was almost as they were reading to one another. On numeorus occassions I would take one at a time out of their crib when they were sleeping and hold them. I would rock them in the chair and talk to them all the while they slept in my arms. Just the other night, I went into their room, settled myself into the chair and watched them sleep. It was the best seat in the house.
Just a simple rocking chair but so many memories.
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Dawn, I am so thankful that the legacy of loving hugs, books and all good things will be passed through your generosity. When baby P comes we hope that we can share and create so many fond memories too.
Thank you again.
I know the feeling, it's so hard to give their stuff away. It's like giving away a piece of them. Soooooooo sad :(
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