I have proof of family togetherness

I have no idea why I felt the need to post this, except I have proof that families are there for each other when it counts. My laptop took a dive a while back and I thought I had lost a lot of pics. I was pleasantly surprised when I found pics I didn't remember having. I've posted pictures of my children before, these pics were from a very sad time in our life. The first pic is my daughters and me (no not drunk, just sad and tired) me in the back, my oldest daughter, and my youngest daughter. The other pic is all three of my kids my son, youngest daughter, oldest daughter. I forgot what we were laughing about but we had the entire cafeteria laughing at Fresno Children's Hosp. a place full of laughter and lots of sadness.

Not to be a stickler or a naysayer, Susan, (I just can't help it, I was born this way. I was a total skeptic about Santa Claus, and was so relieved to recognize my mother's handwriting from the Easter bunny when I had JUST turned 5, and was able to relegate all of them--Easter bunny, Santa Claus, tooth fairy--to the land of fairy tale, and cognitive consonance was restored, and I asked my mom why she didn't bother to write with her left hand so that I couldn't recognize her writing.) but you've got proof that ONE family was there for each other when it counted. I'm glad it was yours, though.

It is great to see such a good example of family togetherness.