Today I want to share a few precious photos of Georgia Rose. Today marks six years since she passed.
This first photo was taken the day we brought her home. Jill wrapped her like a burrito in this home-made crochet blanket. Who made the blanket? I don't remember. Doesn't she look sweet?
Homecoming was so exciting. Here, Jilly shows off Georgia. It was a great day for The Brasfield Nation. We couldn't explain why Georgia brought us so much joy. Maybe it was because we had come out of a dark period. You can see the happiness on Jill's face. There's not a mother on Earth that can take care of a baby better than my Jilly.
Look how little Levi was. That's his Aunt Sandra holding his hand. She rightfully wanted to keep him from touching too hard.
Here we are playing cards - probably Go Fish. Or maybe it was Crazy Eights. I like it better than Go Fish. I think Jilly took this photo. After Georgia died, I was thankful that we had held her so often.
This was also taken the first day. A few days later, I shaved my beard because I thought my whiskers might be too rough on Georgia's face. However, I quickly grew it back.
Today, I am able to see the happiness in memories of Georgia. Other days, memories of her death over-ride. Please say a prayer for Jilly and me, plus our whole family, today.
God Bless,
Dadofmykids