Wish Me A Rainbow
Wish me a rainbow and wish me
the stars All this you can give
me Wherever you are
in the hospital when she was born |
And stars for my eyes And a
masquerade ball Where
our love wins first prize
Gracie watching over the new baby... |
Wish me red roses and
yellow balloons
And caress us whirling
To gay dancing tunes
As long as I live
All my tomorrows
Depend on your love
So wish me a
rainbow above
From the time she was born,
I kept her overnight on Friday
just about every other week.
My name was the last name
she was able to say.
She called me GGGG
for the longest time.
I loved waking up to her in the morning...
Sponge Bob Squarepants
and silver dollar pancakes.
I call her my Cuppycake
So much has been going on lately.
Busy. Holidays. Sickness.
I haven't been able to spend
as much time with her.
Tonight she came to stay
for her Friday night at Grammy's....
We had ice cream. Sprinkles for her, chocolate syrup for me.
When she went to wash her hands in the bathroom, I was taken back by what I saw. She no longer needed to use the step stool. When had she grown so tall?
Then she wanted to go home. She missed her Mommy.
What happened to the little girl who used to cry because she didn't want to leave Grammy? I'd carry her out to the car and wait while her mommy buckled her into her car seat and then I'd blow double kisses to her as I watched her hold tight to the baggie of cookies (her parting gift) that I'd given her, watching the tears stream down her face as she'd blow double kisses right back.
I guess I'm a little sad. Before she left tonight I held her in my arms and sang the song "our song" ... the one I've whispered to her since the first day I held her in my arms... Wish Me a Rainbow.....
She laid her head on my shoulder, remembering... and she was quiet and still.
Then she went home with Mommy and Daddy.
Dear Diary,
I thought for sure I'd get pancakes for breakfast. But the Cupcake went home... so it's a no-go. Oh well, maybe another day. Gracie.