Thursday, February 16, 2012

Divine Intervention......PPA129


These flowers from Up in the Air are sweet for sure but I have a flower story that is sweeter. A bit of background first - my mom is 86 and spends the winter in Florida.  My dad died 8 years ago.


I take no credit for the following words - I copied them directly from my daughter's Facebook post:  

Erin Callahan Wheeler
called my Gram tonight to make sure that she got the Valentine's flowers that we sent her ... she said that she did, and they made her cry because they are calla lilies (those were her wedding flowers and my grandfather would also get them for her over the years). But here's the thing ... we didn't order calla lillies, we ordered stargazer lilies (below). Now I'm crying ... and that my friends, is divine intervention.


                                                          



                                                          Pals Paper Arts
                                              

24 comments:

  1. I love to see God acting like this...

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  2. That is the sweetest thing ever....

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  3. sorry to hear you made Gram cry. your card is stunning and puts a smile on anyone's face. love the popped up flowers. hugs, m

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  4. What a delightful little bouquet of flowers, Linda :) Love the BG DP and colours you used too.

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  5. Loving that ribbon, Linda! Your card reminds me of spring!

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  6. Hi Linda! Oh, what a sweet story! Bless your mom's heart. You've made a beautiful card! I really like your color choices. A combo I don't ever seem to use. Looks like Spring, fresh and fun too!

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  7. OMG! Great card and greater story and now I'm teary eyed too! hugs

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  8. That is divine intervention...bitter sweet. Thank you for sharing!

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  9. Your story is as sweet as your card! TFS...

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  10. Beautiful card and beautiful story, Linda! I carried Calla Lilies at my wedding, too.

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  11. What a sweet story Linda, enough to give someone goosebumps! I love the little flowers on your card and the way your ribbon embellishes your card!

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  12. So sweet, Linda, both the card and the story!

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  13. I love your flower story and your card, Linda C.! Both are very beautiful!

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  14. Great card, Linda! Love the touch of 3D on a few of the flowers.

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  15. Oh, now I'm teary-eyed too! Love it when little things happen to remind us that there is something (whatever you want to call it) bigger than us out there. Such a sweet story to go with this charming card. Love the pop of flowers and rhinestones and ADORE the color combination!

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  16. I am smiling through tears. Thank you for sharing this wonderful story Linda. Your card is lovely as always, I love that sketch.

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  17. Linda, I love your card and those popped flowers.... more importantly... I LOVE the story of the calla lilies. Definitely Divine intervention. Thank you for bring a tear to my eye and a smile to my face.
    hugs
    jaydee

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  18. VERY pretty card!! I love the dimension on the flowers!

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  19. That's one heck of a story. God works in mysterious ways...

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  20. Oh my goodness .... so beautiful and so touching, it gave me goosebumps ... love your card too!!!

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  21. Linda, this brought tears to my eyes! Sometimes things just happen for all the right reasons. That is a beautiful thing. Speaking of beautiful, your card certainly fits that description, in more ways then one. Absolutely fantastic! Big hugs! :)

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  22. Beautiful card, beautiful story! Made my heart happy to read it!!

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  23. Isn't it nice to know, someone's watching over us!! A beautiful story and card thank you for sharing BOTH!

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  24. Oh, Linda, it gave me chills to read that. I LOVE to hear stories like this! God is smiling upon you all. :)

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