The Oklahoma weather is busy playing tricks
again. Today is so nice with sunshine
and warmth. It wants to make me believe
that spring has arrived, yet I’m not sure if I truly trust it. Seems ice and snow have crept back in more
times than usual this year.
I went to Millie’s grave a few weeks ago in
February and took the Christmas décor away.
I felt bad about leaving it so long, yet it was so cold that I didn’t
want to go there. This time of year, it
is bleak and makes it feel even more gloomy, as if death could be any sadder
than devastating.
I left it undecorated and hated driving away
with it looking like that but just couldn’t pull my thought together of what to
place out there. I want her grave to
look well cared for. I want people to
know how much this baby girl is missed and loved. She doesn’t know if I decorate it or not and
reasonably if you live in heaven, nothing I could do here on earth could ever compare.
But still.
It’s my little girl’s final earthly resting
place. It needs to look loved.
So, this week I bought her three, metal polka
dotted pinwheels, A pink, a yellow, and a blue.
I plan to place them on her
grave, yet I don’t know what else to put there.
She needs some type of flowers for her vase. Something bright and pretty to represent our
little girl’s life.
What would you put out there?
Every once in a while someone will leave something
that I don’t recognize or know where it came from. It thrills my heart to know
that someone remembers and cares for our girl.
Have any of you been to Millie’s grave? It’s easy to find since we put her picture on
the front along with her saying “I believe in Millie’s Miracle” Heb. 11:1
Do you ever wonder what we mean when we say, “I
believe” or “I still believe in Millie’s Miracle”?
I guess it is obvious that we don’t mean we
believe in her earthly healing. No, we
are done praying for that. Does it mean
we expect a miracle to happen in relationship to her life?
Yes, but really we expect more than one.
The greatest miracle is the one where Christ
took her to live in heaven with him. Because
of his death, burial, and RESURECTION from the grave, we are given a new life
in heaven. Millie is completely and
totally healed. She will never feel the
pain of this world again. Although I miss
her so much, I am grateful she no longer hurts.
She is now PERFECT in ways I won’t be until I join her in heaven.
The secondary miracle is you my friend. It is Millie’s life story, her testimony
bringing us together in this space. It
is that my little girl who hardly knew anyone was able to touch thousands through
my commitment to share her life.
The third miracle is those that her story has
touched so deeply they have changed their life by believing in Christ Jesus. That miracle is one to shout about. If this is you, please share your testimony
below. I would love to hear how Millie’s
story, which is HIS STORY, has changed YOUR story.
~Because of Millie~
Blessings sweet friends…
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I still believe in Millie’s Miracle
☆｡･:*:･ﾟ Hebrews 11:1 ｡･:*:･ﾟ☆
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