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47 Days of God's Grace

I just spent the last several minutes on a lady's blog that has a very sick little baby boy...he's only a five months old and when he was in the womb he was diagnosed with heart failure.  Tomorrow this little boy will be having surgery.  Reading about him and seeing pictures of him and his family made me realize how blessed my family and I are with good health.  It made me realize how thankful I am that my beautiful three nieces are healthy and strong!  Here are some recent pictures of them ... 

Lilian Sophie 

Julienne Anastasia 

Levinia Elynn 

I cannot wait for the next visit with them!!  It will be so much fun one day to see them all together!  That will be the day :)  Let me list a few more GST and then it's time for me to head to bed.  I'm really thankful for the time I had to catch up with my cousin and to have had a really good talk about life and spiritual matters!  I had a wonderful bday dinner with my roommate tonight - gotta love the Asian foods!  It was a good Monday, despite the fact, that normally I do not enjoy them!  I'm also thankful that it is bed time now and I have a wonderful bed to sleep in!!  On that note ... g'night all!  Until tomorrow! 

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