Friday, July 9, 2010

An Act Of Kindness

A couple of weeks ago I was having an especially hard time. I was missing my Little D so much that tears spilled over without warning....and of course, right in the middle of Sacrament Meeting, at church, my tears turned to uncontrollable ugly face cry. OH MY!

I left, cried it out, composed myself, then headed back to class.

In Relief Society our wards Young Womens Group came in. They had an announcement. They brought my hubby in with them. I had NO IDEA what was going on. I thought maybe they asked him there to say something or perhaps just for scenery...cause well, he is nice to look at! :)

That is when they unfolded this......

A Dawson Memorial quilt made special for our family! My Hubby joined in on the sobs this time!
I can't even tell you how much this meant to us! The kids dubbed it our "Family Blanket". We cuddle up under it for our family scripture time. Jake wraps up in it to sleep on his particularly hard nights. We all love to just sit and look at the pictures all over it!

WHAT A GIFT!

There are not many Young Women in our. Only 5, three of which just moved, sadly! They all put in many hours. Pouring through our family blog for the perfect pictures, stitching material together, tying and showing our family so much love! There is no way to adequately express how much we love each one of them...and their leaders (good friends of mine) for this!

I had to share it with you!

The pictures are a bit fuzzy, sorry about that. They really are quite bad, but you will get the idea! What a great gift idea!
The pictures were put into a collage then emailed to a printing place to be printed on fabric! BEAUTIFUL!

ENJOY!



San Diego Temple June 2009. The last picture with all of us in it.

A square for Dad.
(Again, I am sorry that my camera acted up! The pictures are perfectly clear on the quilt. The pics I took....not so much!)


A Square for Mom.

A Square for Dawson.

A Square for Twins.

A Square for Mallory.

A Square For Jake.


This gift is what gift giving is all about! I LOVE the amount of love that went into this. We know the girls love our Dawson so much! They all knew him and saw him at least once a week for almost his whole life. We know he loves them so much for every minute they spent trying to help comfort our family!

Thanks again girlies!
We love you!

9 comments:

Unknown said...

That's a really sweet, thoughtful gift! What a nice bunch of girls!

Paula said...

I just found your blog and am LOVING it! Especially the the coupon steps, since I've been wanting to learn about the crazy coupon saving for a while now. The Coupon Know How tab didn't work though, but I was able to find the posts for Steps #1-4. I was just wondering if you have posted the other steps already or when you will be posting them. I'd love the help with saving a little money! Thanks for all your great thoughts and ideas!
paula

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Alea said...

Beautiful! I love the idea of being physically wrapped in Dawson's love. :) It makes me happy just thinking about it. It's also amazing to me how Heavenly Father blesses us through other people. I love the YW!

Cindy said...

How wonderful to be part of a ward! People caring for each other is a great thing.

Lombardo Family said...

Oh Amy, what an amazing gift! No wonder we can't get you guys down here to move....I'd never leave people like that either!!! So, we want to come see that darling quilt and I mean really. We are planning a trip up to Boise area toward the end of August (weekend of the 21st?) and if we can swing it, and you guys are available, we might want to extend our little trip to continue northward for a little Lombardo/Lindstrom time! You up for that?

Amy Lindstrom ~ YourLifeUncommon.com said...

Paula,

Thanks so much for the comment! I am glad you left one! Yes, I am working on the tabs. There are a few changes coming, including finishing the 12 Steps, etc. I am glad you liked the couponing stuff! I will get more up asap...just for you! :)

~Amy

Baldwincrew-blog said...

That is so great. They were intune to the spirit and knew your family needed it. I hope you brings you and your family added comfort.

Paula said...

Thanks Amy, I appreciate it! And my husband appreciates the money I'll soon be saving us too :) So thanks from him as well!

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