While Colin was napping today, I decided to try to clean up and organize the garage. I was sorting through stuff that was to go into the "garage sale" and "donation" piles, when I came across something that I hadn't seen in a long time. There, in the bottom of a large shopping bag, was Damien's old light blue cotton blanket. I think he had it since he moved out of his parent's house. It went with his old blue comforter that he had in his apartment when I first met him. The comforter was long gone, but somehow the blanket has always stayed with us. You never know when you might need an extra blanket, right? But we have so many blankets, and it made it's way into the garage over the years. I always meant to donate it to Goodwill. But in the garage it remained. At the bottom of that old shopping bag. It was like it was waiting for me. So I washed it and put it up on my bed.
Damien never had much "stuff". He just wasn't that kind of guy. So it's little things, like this blanket, that mean the world to me.
COLIN'S COLLEGE FUND
If you would like to contribute to Colin's College Fund in Damien's Memory:
Send a check to:
College Savings Iowa
P.O. Box 55119
Boston, MA 02205-5119
Reference #450079529-01 on the check
Or if you use Online Bill Pay you can issue a check as referenced above.
For more information regarding this type of account please visit: https://collegesavingsiowa.s.upromise.com/
A special thanks to Judy, Cyndie's Cousin, for putting together Colin's college fund.
Send a check to:
College Savings Iowa
P.O. Box 55119
Boston, MA 02205-5119
Reference #450079529-01 on the check
Or if you use Online Bill Pay you can issue a check as referenced above.
For more information regarding this type of account please visit: https://collegesavingsiowa.s.upromise.com/
A special thanks to Judy, Cyndie's Cousin, for putting together Colin's college fund.
Sunday, October 3, 2010
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It is amazing how the littlest of things mean the most.I'm glad you found it, kept it and treasure it. In his memory.....We all still treasure you Damien. Thanks for saving this for Sissy.
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