The Kofford Family relocates to Colorado after 40 years as Californians. In December of 2007, Grandma Lorraine is diagnosed with Stage 4 brain cancer. Sadly, she passed away on Dec. 26th, 2008 after a year long courageous battle. Follow our journey as we keep Lorraine's memory alive, and as we learn to appreciate that each day we are given, is a gift to be enjoyed! “Nobody can go back and start a new beginning, but anyone can start today and make a new ending.” ~Maria Robertson
As life long residents of California, our family relocates with my husband's job. We now find ourselves living the good life in beautiful Colorado with our two children, two chihuahuas, and a feline friend!
I am a 'forty something' mom of two, former 3rd grade teacher, and lover of all things apples and chocolate!
Since childhood, I have always felt keenly aware of how short life is, and how we need to savor every day fully. The past few years have made me appreciate this fact all the more. Having been diagnosed with melanoma a few years ago, (I am currently skin cancer free!) experiencing my dad's unexpected passing, and my mom's recent passing after a year long battle with brain cancer, I am even more appreciative of each day we are given.
Live well today, and savor every moment! (That includes eating the chocolate!) Ü
Dropping a child off at a friends, and leaving with a dozen farm fresh eggs in brown, blue, and green! It is true, happy hens really do lay more flavorful eggs! :-)
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5 comments:
Oh my, how lovely is that? I know real "fresh" eggs are fabulous aren't they?
Wow those are great eggs. They look to nice to eat!
I thought was a fake display of eggs! How beautiful!
And, they looks so pretty too!
Oh now I wish there was some place here that I could get fresh eggs like that!
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