Annie was a yeller today for her therapists--she pretty much hollered for all three of them. Not good for your ears, but indicative of her desire to control her environment. (More dynamic behavior!)
I came in to the living room this afternoon when she was having a more calm moment, and her little mouth curved up into a smile when I greeted her. Annie doles out these smiles so sparingly, that when she DOES smile, it's a red-letter day. So there I was, so happy that she was smiling at me that I knelt down to give her a kiss. I said, "Annie, can I give you a kiss? I love it when you smile at Mommy." And just then, she pursed her lips and made a kissing noise to me!
That'll keep me going for at least a week.
Jean
8 comments:
Yup! Little things make a big difference. And just look at all those little things. They are ginormous!!! Yippee God! Way to go Annie!
Love,
Terri W
PS And HOORAY Jean for sharing it with us. That makes our day!
Love again,
Terri W
Oh Jean, how sweet! You just made MY day too! I hope there will be many other kisses from Annie very soon but I am sure THIS one will always be VERY special! :)
Sue Powell
Thank you, Lord!
Lord, thank You for sweet Annie, and the girl You are growing her to be. You are doing amazing things in that little body, and I praise you for each "red letter" day. I praise you also for holding the Sullivans in the palm of your hand on those not so good days. Hugs and Kisses to You, Abba. In Jesus' name. Amen.
Bill....is there a symbol that you could add to Annie's blog to indidcates, "Caution, Kleenex may be needed"?
Thank you Jean for letting us in on your most precious of moments. We rejoice with you on this red-letter day and we ask for many more!
The Dinneens
Caution , Kleenex may be needed!
Not fair. That will keep us ALL going another week.
Go Annie!
Love,
Aunt Rebecca & Uncle Larry
cute lastest photo ;)
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