by Kay Heitsch
It was early in the morning when I heard my youngest grandson, Eli, who was almost 2 stirring in his baby bed. I tiptoed in his room not to disturb his older 3 year old brother Noah who was still sleeping. I brought Eli in my room and sat him on the bed.
I don't live near my grandkids so spending time with them is special. Eli wasn't too sure about what was going on as he really wasn't used to being with Gamma.
I decided I would start to getting ready for the day. I plugged my hot rollers in and began to put my make up on. Eli sat very still watching every move I made. When the rollers were hot I started to put them in in hair.
All of a sudden Eli got a panic look on his face and screamed, "NOAH!" waking everyone in the house up.
Geez, I didn't think I looked that bad!
About Me
- Kay
- I am married, a mother of three children, and grandmother of 5. Our oldest son, Todd, died in a car accident at the age of 16. Shortly after Todd's death, I gave my life to the Lord, and I asked Him to bring something positive out of Todd's death. Amazing things began happening. I wrote a letter, "In Loving Memory Of Todd," to Dr. Norman V. Peale, telling him about them. He published my letter in PLUS magazine and put it in two books. One book is "Have A Great Day- Every Day. The other is The Power Of Positive Living. Every day may not be good, but God can bring something good out of every day. Just look for it.
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