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We made it almost 15 months before she got sick, poor little thing. I must say though with her cute little red cheeks and her runny nose I gave her whatever she wanted today, and so did Daisy (the dog)! She gave me all I wanted today too, lots of snuggles, attempted smiles behind the teary eyes and she even fell asleep in my arms, that hasn't happened for months. I didn't want to put her down, it was so yummy! Of course I want her to feel better, but there is something really sweet and endearing about a sick child.
Now that the sun is shining and I can feel the warm air after this LONG winter, I'm ready to share through a blog. I hope to share my inspirations, they may be my family, an awesome new fabric, a new design for http://www.theellierose.com/, a great recipe, and a budding wildflower or whatever comes to mind.
I find so much inspiration through nature, and I'm finding that my almost 15 month old daughter does too. I took Ellie to Warwick State Park yesterday, she just loves to be outside, and I love to watch as she discovers new things, such as a pine cone or a violet, the small things that most people walk right by are amazing to her. The eyes of a child remind us to take in every moment. The world really is a beautiful place.
We made it almost 15 months before she got sick, poor little thing. I must say though with her cute little red cheeks and her runny nose I gave her whatever she wanted today, and so did Daisy (the dog)! She gave me all I wanted today too, lots of snuggles, attempted smiles behind the teary eyes and she even fell asleep in my arms, that hasn't happened for months. I didn't want to put her down, it was so yummy! Of course I want her to feel better, but there is something really sweet and endearing about a sick child.
