Well guess who has a sister? Yep, young master Jax Ellis. I saw her for the first time yesterday and
thought what an adorable child. You know
we never really look good in those first pictures. Well this baby did. Then my adopted sister, her DeDe, sent me a
picture today, one day later, and this baby is beautiful. I sound like a proud adopted Uncle huh? Well I am.
As you contemplate her future what comes to
mind? Well the first thing to my mind is
her wonderful parents. These two have
taken young Jax and taught him to talk, recognize colors, dinosaurs, birds,
people, parts of his body and numerous other things. You say “My grand kid can do that too and was
doing it before this kid!” NOPE he does it in Spanish and English! Suddenly your hand has come down and your jaw
has dropped! So she has that going for her.
She has her DeDe and Poppie as well.
As you know these two are unreal.
In my life I have never seen a couple more committed to their children
and now their children’s, children. She
has 3 uncles and 2 aunts that are so ready to get their hands on this baby that
they are almost fighting for first in line.
She has another thing as well; she has so much love following her that
there is no way this child will every fall.
And lastly but certainly not least she will have a cousin that is one
week younger than her, Jade, more on her next week. I can remember when I was a younger man my
cousins were my rock. They were the ones
with whom I discovered life. We taught
each other how to cuss, smoke, fish, hunt, drive, chase girls and everything in-between. I could fill these pages with stories about my cousins and I.
So Eden Gail Savanna, welcome angel. I will give the same advice I gave your
brother. Watch your family, emulate
them. Learn from them. Treasure
them. You have been blessed to be born
into a very special group of people. They
will always have your back and will always love you. This, my dearest one is life’s greatest
blessing, family. And that’s coming from
a person who knows a lot about blessings.
You see I have been with them for over 15 years and they treat me like
that, the most special thing; you are that.
Please live that every day. I Love
you my dear.
Peace,
Your Adopted, whether you like it or not, Uncle
The Blessed Man
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