The Bunting
In 1966 Maude and Basil Tincher were awaiting the arrival of their
first great grandchild.
They purchased a soft, snuggly bunting and their
granddaughter Linda's first child,
Teri Jean, was welcomed home in it.
Every great grandchild was lovingly wrapped in the bunting as they
left the hospital; and now the tradition carries on with
great great grandchildren and generations of children to come.
As each set of parents brings home a new bundle of life, think
back on those links to our past and know that you have
snuggled in your arms a bridge to our future.
My son
Christopher James
My daughter
Samantha Jean
The Bunting Book
These words below are my cousin Julie's, from her blog.
Since 1966, starting with my cousin Teri, this
bunting has brought every single baby on my dad's side of the family home,
including me, my sisters, cousins, my cousins kids and Bennett.
So here is our little girl in her "bunting
pictures" I think she looks pretty beautiful... and I am sure someday her
daughters will look beautiful in it too.
Here is "Aunt T" (my cousin Teri, the first in the bunting). She came with her
daughter Sami today to meet out little girl and brought us dinner! Yum! Having
dinner ready so early definitely made me feel like my first day home as a mama
to two was a complete success :) Thank you guys!
Julie has a awesome blog about her journey on becoming a mom.
http://julieandjoelolsen.blogspot.com/
