Thursday, November 19, 2009

Fat-Cheeked Blue Bird

When I was young, money was so tight, we often recycled cards and wrapping paper to use them the following year--in fact, now that I think about it--some of those ancient cards and wrapping paper might still be in use today! Hmmmmm....

This cute little bluebird was an old card Mumsie made into a gift tag using rick-rack scissors. I loved that cheeky little blue bird so much I kept it. 

Daddy Update: Great news! Dad has formally been discharged from the wound specialist. The top of his head is completely healed. He has also been fitted for a more comfortable neck collar to support his still-broken neck.

However, Dad is still having flashbacks to his time in the prison camp--they are even more vivid than before. Yesterday Dad went to the VA Hospital for some tests to find out why. I would appreciate your continued prayers for the healing of Dad's neck and the cessation of those flashbacks. Mom would appreciate your prayers, too. This is all very hard for her.

7 comments:

  1. Too cute! I love his little scarf.

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  2. Such chubby little cheeks, what a cutie...I love him!

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  3. Ohhh bless you all. Take care and I send comfort. I hope they can help bring him peaceful moments.

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  4. So happy your Father is well enough to go home. Perhaps the flashbacks have something to do with the anesthetic they gave him. It can cause a lot of strange things. Have to run, husband is wanting to know if I'm going to fix lunch. LOL

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  5. Look at that happy little face - how can you not smile when seeing this? :)

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  6. What a cute little bluebird. There is a project here to try to bring back our native bluebirds and it seems to be working. I hadn't seen one since I was a kid, now I've seen several this year. Not quite so adorable as this one though.

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  7. thanks for visiting my site!
    I still recycle Christmas cards, not only for the money aspect. They are too pretty to only be viewed once, and for 'green' reasons!

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