3.02.2024

February 29

 This was one of those years when February has an extra day. We did a couple of things that were unusual, for our normal schedule. Mike gave Ron tickets to a Spurs game for that night. Ron and Daniel went to that game and the Spurs won. I took Ashley and the kids out for dinner at Jason's Deli. I gave Hailey a new sewing machine, so that she can learn how to sew some small projects that she wants to do. Audrey did an unusual post on Facebook about a song called "Little Blue" by Jacob Collier. I wanted to share a picture from that and what she wrote. 

 Little Blue for you may be someone different than she is for me. But for me, she is my Soft & Sure (as painted by Colby Sanford) now hanging in my home. She is me as I mother my three incredible boys. She is my daughter Eve. She is my mother Debora. She is Mary mother of God.

Little blue, be my shelter
Be my cradle, be my womb
Be my boat, be my river
Be the stillness of the moon
If I could, I'd go with you
To a place I never knew
In your eyes, so dark and open
There’s a light that leads me back to you

Little blue, be my anchor
Be my light, my compass star
Be my darkness, be my danger
Be the strings of my guitar
Little blue (Little blue), how I love you (How I love you)
Somethin' strong and somethin' true
In your arms (In your arms), so dear and gentle
There's a home that leads me back to you

Don't be afraid of the dark, in your heart
You're gonna find a way
To carry the weight of the world on your shoulders
You're gonna find a way
Don’t be afraid of the light, it's alright
You're gonna find your way
To carry the weight of the world on your shoulders
You're gonna find your way home




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