Meet Baby Treyson

September 7th, 2009

I just did…

Blue eyes, full pouty lips and red hair!

Blue eyes, full pouty lips and red hair!

In December of 97, my aunt passed away due to a horrible car accident. She left behind one daughter, my cousin Steph.

Since Steph’s father was never in the picture, she came to live with my family. She was only 12 years old.

As I am sure you can imagine, coming to live with a new family after just loosing your mother was not easy. My sisters and I did our best to include her, even calling her our “kiss-tor” (cousin + sister somehow equals “kiss-tor”).

Through the years we have had our shares of ups and downs and even though we are coming out of a 2+ year down, I have always loved her and wanted the best for her.

Sunday night Steph came over to my parents house and brought along her two beautiful kids. It was the first time I got to meet the adorable 3 month old Treyson.

Trayson2

I will have to get a picture of baby and momma together because it is actually quite comical. You see, Steph is half African American but her children are as white as can be! She laughs and say when she is at the store people think she is their babysitter – not their mother and that apparently she makes a great incubator for children to look exactly like their father!

Man I have missed her and her sense of humor! Here’s hoping I don’t go another 2 years before seeing them again! I hate that I’ve missed so much of my nephews lives.

Blogfully yours,

Summer

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Summer Emotions get the best of me, Loved One(s)

  1. Stephanie
    September 8th, 2009 at 13:21 | #1

    Summer!!!! I feel so honored!!!!! I of course started crying as soon as I saw today’s post. That’s so sweet. It was really good to see you again. I have missed family period!!!

  2. September 8th, 2009 at 13:40 | #2

    What a cutie. Stephanie has an amazing story. A quick question, though: Is it a family code to give girls names that begin with S? Well, at least she fit in! I loved her comment, too.

  3. September 10th, 2009 at 06:20 | #3

    Know what I love best about this post (well, besides the adorable baby pics)? I love that you’re willing to acknowledge the down times with your family and then open your arms to them when they (or you) resurface. That’s just brilliant. No grudges.

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