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Amanda, remembering my Dad (Robert Smith, age 57) who died August 15, 2007 in a farming accident.


Jen, remembering & cherishing my aunt (Katherine Johanson, age 48), lost June 5, 2009 to breast cancer and my grandma (Marion Finnegan), lost June 21, 2006, also to cancer.
Kaitlin, remembering my grandma, who died June 19, 2005.
Lisa, remembering my loving and supportive mother, Nettie Hartman, who died on January 31, 2005 from cancer and my dear friend, Cheryl Holzman, who died on April 14, 2008, also from cancer. I miss them both, each and every day. My world just isn't the same without them.
Marti, remembering my beautiful Grandson Quincey who died 5 days after his birth in 2005; and my Grandmother, Genevieve, who lived for 97 wonderful years.
Sherry, remembering my dad, Bert Fukuda (died Aug 1998) and my mother-in-law, Billie Cartwright (passed Sept 2008).
Stacey, remembering my Daddy (Doug Douglass, age 64) who passed away on May 30, 2007, six weeks after being diagnosed with liver cancer.

Tania, remembering Sue Ann Werner (mom, age 50) who died July 19, 2007 suddenly and very unexpectedly from cardiac arrest.

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Wednesday
Mar172010

* DAYDREAM: ONE MORE DAY *

Whew. Okay, laundry's done for now. ;) This challenge was a tough one for us...more emotional than some of the others. This challenge is to daydream what you'd do with one more day. Simultaneously wonderful and heart-wrenching to think about. Sigh.

Joining us as a guest contributor this time is the fabulous Jen Gallacher. Jen lost her dear son, Joey, in the spring of 2007 to cancer. Here is her touching layout:


And here's Lisa:

(You won't want to miss the journaling on this one when it goes up individually.)

And me:


More layouts may go up still, so stay tuned. In the meantime, we'd LOVE to see what you do with this challenge or just hear your thoughts. Please link us to your layout or leave us a comment below, okay? And check back for more about each of these layouts in the days to come. Thanks for being here!

ETA: Here's Sherry's take:


Thanks!

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Reader Comments (5)

Ladies...
Every time I bring up the posts on this blog I get choked up... I lost my dad in 1990.. Earlier, I realized this is year 20.. He has been gone 20 years... This August.
It's hard for me to put down on paper my thoughts about him..I start, then get emotional. I'm sure it is the same for all of you.

Your layouts are gorgeous, inspirational, and hit the heart.

One of my resolutions was to contribute to this blog and get one layout done about him...

still on the radar!

Oh, Andi. I know just how you feel. These challenges are hard and oh so emotional, but so therapeutic at the same time. I have shed many a tear while working on mine. Join in whenever you're ready, OK? :)

March 18, 2010 | Unregistered CommenterLisa Swift

Thanks Lisa!

Here is mine

http://steph-nerdbird.blogspot.com/2010/03/challenges.html

this one was hard, I wasn't going to do it, and then this came together in about 10 mins last night. - Thanks again for this fab blog

March 29, 2010 | Unregistered CommenterSteph

Just want to let you guys know that I am still reading, following and hope to catch up on the challenges I've missed soon. It was 3 years yesterday, so I'm too raw right now to scrap some things just yet. I love all the inspiration and beautiful layouts, so please keep them coming.

March 30, 2010 | Unregistered CommenterBrenda

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