Give the Gift of Life
- May 26, 2008 was the first day of the rest of my life! After a long wait I received a liver transplant. I will always be grateful to my donor and their family for such a priceless gift. –Scott E Franson
- Give the Gift of Life | www.donatelife.net
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Life in Lyman | Shhhh
There are some things that only a kid can come up with. One of my favorite is from my son. “Shhh please be quiet my foots asleep.” Submitted to www.illustrationfriday.com Share this:EmailPrintShareDiggFacebookStumbleUponReddit
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Life in Lyman | Sick Day
Sick Day The rosy cheeks started last night with feelings of illness following shortly. After a long night our second daughter missed a day of school and slept on the couch all day long. Now a cough has started and we … Continue reading
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Life in Lyman | Stripie’s Stash
Stripie’s Stash “We are going to have baby chicks! Stripie is sitting on 14 eggs!” The two youngest girls are so excited to find that Stripie has been brooding a clutch of small speckled eggs. Who knows if they will … Continue reading
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Mice Can Fly
Mice can fly Scratch, scratch, scratch, scratch … I tried to ignore it but discovered that ignoring it wouldn’t make the reality of a mouse in the bedroom go away. The lights went on. I quietly stalked the scratching creature, but I am … Continue reading
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Benjamin Bunny
Benjamin Bunny He is all white with soft pink eyes but there is nothing “soft” about Benjamin Bunny. Inch long claws have carved scars into the flesh of several family members. I use to laugh at the killer rabbit in … Continue reading
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Orphan Anne
Orphan Anne “I’m an orphan!” my youngest said to her friend proudly. “No your not!” “Yes I am! My mom and dad said so!” Share this:EmailPrintShareDiggFacebookStumbleUponReddit
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Life in Lyman: Lost & Found
We just stopped at my parents for a minute to pick up 2 children. Surely Pria would be OK in the front yard. As we planned to leave we called for her and she didn’t come. Then we heard the … Continue reading
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