Once upon a time, in the merry, merry month of May, many important things began like...
Mr. Jonathan Nabors asked me to become his wife...we made it official and our life together began in the month of May twelve years ago and wound up Honeymooning in San Fran...a place we had both enjoyed before with our previous families and wanted to experience together.
When we were picking out a date to marry, I thought of my Mother and how she would have loved to have been with us. Her birthday is the day after our Anniversary. Each year, it gives me a double dose of love remembering our Anniversary and my Mom's birthday.
And then comes...Adam's birthday a week later. Adam Gabriel Clark came into this world with the biggest Moon in the sky I've every seen! Adam's Dad and I were amazed at how large the Moon looked in the San Diego sky before dawn that morning I delivered what I thought was going to be a girl! It turned out that the Doctor and his Nurses were wrong! What a sweet surprise...a big boy was laid on my chest which meant the pastel pink dress my Mother sent to me for the baby's ride home would have to be placed in my hope chest. Saved for Adam's baby someday...if his lovely wife has a little girl. Side note: While considering boy's names...Jonathan was one of my favorites! How funny this would have been to have a son named after Jonathan...my Youth Minister I met so many years ago in a little church in KY.
Adam came into this world at dawn with a big strong Moon in the sky and the strong hand of God willing this beautiful child to me. And I say, "Thank you Father"...
Next in line...is Miss Cora, known as Cora-bell, Beasy, Cora B, little Missy, and Sweet Girl. All names are fitting for this little one who fought hard to be here as her Daddy said, "Come on Girl!, Breath!". Once again, I say, "Thank you, Father"...
KY Logging Show
Cora loves to play with the little bears when she comes to visit Pop J and Nona
MEMORIAL DAY HOLIDAY
Our Memorial Day Holiday has passed and I must say that I am proud to be an American. As I grow a bit older, I never pass up the chance to tell our Soldiers (past and current) how much I appreciate their service to our Country. It's important to tell them "Thank You". It's a small token that may remind them that what they do (or what they've done) for our freedom really means something. Political agendas have changed our society in a negative way. Media has changed our society in a more negative way. I choose to remain a Patriot for America and pray that Almightly God will continue to bless our people and our land!
