For about 10 minutes. I hate that feeling. We went to the zoo. We had a fabulous morning with a few friends. We had a picnic lunch. The time came to come home. As we walked down the ramp to the parking garage, I lost sight of Avery. The friends we were with thought he got on the elevator. I began panic mode. I ran up and down four flights of stairs a couple of times shouting his name. I got back to the level we were on and there he was. Apparently he had gone in search of the car. I swear I got the shakes. So many things could have happened to my little bug. He was crying. I was feeling like I was going to puke. We’ve talked several times since (and will continue to talk) about this. Because what would I do without him…
I did do a scrapbook page today…but can’t share. I think I really like it! So, instead…how about some flower pictures from the zoo.
As always…constructive criticism is always accepted!!
Tomorrow will be a less stressful day. It will.
*hugs* i can’t even imagine how you felt!
Heather,
I know the feeling. Many, many, years ago & just one aisle away in the store,child calling,parent panicking.
It IS scary and it definitely gets your attention!
Take this opportunity to be thankful that someone watches over us @ these times. No sermon – use this as a learning experience, hug ’em, let them know you love ’em.That’s all.
Love you, always
Dad
I actually think it was the Denver zoo where I lost Avery last time. Remember when he ran over the train tracks and I had to run to get him. I don’t think I like your zoo anymore….
I love you.
Holly