She began blessing me just minutes
after her birth. Before she could walk or talk, she made my heart sing. As she
grew, we became the best of friends, spending as much time together as we
could.
When she was seven, I started
picking her up after school on Wednesdays so we could get some supper and make
it to the children’s activities at church. This routine continued every
Wednesday for years, even after she got her driver’s license and her own car.
We talked about everything under
the sun during those meals together. We
covered all the drama from second grade through graduation. We discussed the
big issues in life, whatever big was at the age she was at the time. We visited
her hopes, dreams, wants, needs, and even managed a little small talk along the
way.
Fourteen years later, she is a wife
and the mother of my next generation of blessings. We don’t often meet for
supper these days because she is at home cooking for her little family, but we
have lunch together at least once a week. Though the subjects have changed, we
still talk and share ideas.
She still makes my heart sing.
She’s my granddaughter, Caitie.
Cathy Biggerstaff is a numbers person by profession
but her love of children drives her to write children’s stories and Children’s
ministry curriculum. Christian devotions, blogging and poetry round out her
writing experience. She has been published in Mature Living Magazine, ChristianDevotions.us, company newsletters,
and church devotional materials, as well as guest blogs. Cathy is the Director
of The Encouragers Christian Writers Group. She is also known as “Jewel the
Clown” in a Christian clown ministry. Visit Cathy as she blogs her “Joyful
Journey” at http://www.cathybiggerstaff.blogspot.com
and contact her at hiskid410 at gmail.com.

6 comments:
Johnnie, thanks for introducing us Cathy!I love her description of herself: she's a numbers person by profession but her love of children drives her to write... Awesome!
Thanks Cathy....Great story!
Thanks for reading one of my Treasured Moments, Patricia and Mary Jane. You have blessed me with your comments.
Cathy, what a wonderful treasure. I think we often take those things for granted. Thanks for reminding me.
You're so right, Karen. Thanks for coming by!
Thanks, Karen. So often it's the little things in life that bring us the most joy. Thanks for stopping by and blessings to you and yours.
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