We had made an ice candle in anticipation of putting it on Felicity's grave on this day. I think it turned out very nice. Since we don't have a headstone and won't until spring, we put some fake flowers in the ground awhile back and some stones in the shape of a cross.


While we were there, it got quite dark. The stars were coming out. We all looked up into the sky and yelled in unison, "WE LOVE YOU FELICITY!" And then I cried. . .a lot! The kind of crying I do now is so different from any other crying I've done in my life and it's pretty impossible to describe, but if you're a grieving mom, you know what I'm talking about. It takes a lot out of me, but after I've cried like that, I feel better, as if my tears help me feel healed. I hope Felicity feels my tears as hugs in heaven.
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I love the ice candle! It looks just amazing, especially with the cross and flowers. I don't like the term angelversery either...it just sounds strange and not really what I believe either. I FINALLY feel comfortable enough that I just say her birthday or "Kenna would be ___ today". But I mostly just avoided having to come up with a name for the first 6 months or so! (Which was basically ok since I didn't really leave my house for that long!)
Her grave looks beautiful Rachel!! Love you guys!
Love,
Shannon
The ice candle adds a beautiful light of hope to her grave, Rachel. I hope you are doing all right during this difficult holiday season. Is there any way you could share your email address with me, so that I can send you a more personal message?
Thanks--Bethany
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