But no shirt/outfit holds a candle to one shirt in particular. Eli wore it the other day.

Crocker wore it 1.5 years ago.

When I got it out of the closet and put it on him, my heart started beating fast, I had a lump in my throat, and I started crying.
To some it is just a shirt, but to me it represents so so much more. It represents prayers answered, 15 months gone by, and a sense of relief.
Max wore the simple red shirt when Sheldon flew in from spending 15 months in Iraq. He was 9 months old when he was able to start his life with his daddy.

I know I will see that shirt a few more times on Eli before we have to retire it and I am sure I will be emotional every time I see it.
Side Note- The shirt is a 12-18 months. Eli is 7 months in his picture, Crocker is 15 months, and Max is 9 months.
2 comments:
What a special shirt. You will definitely have to have it framed or something. :)
They boys are all so cute in the shirt. I especially like the one of Max and Max. I remember them taking a ride around the hangar. That was a great day, certainly worth the long ride. Love, Gma
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