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No. 18
My Sweet Girl, We have so much to catch you up on today so let's get right into it. First — your room. Daddy and mommy have been putting together a list of everything we want to get for you. We even have a shopping app where we've been adding things little by little as we think of them. People around us have been so generous too. Toys, furniture, a bed — people who love you already are donating things to help build your space. You are not just exciting to us. You are exciting
tylremerson
Apr 13 min read


No. 17
My Sweet Girl, Well baby, I guess you gotta be careful and always make sure you don't lose what you work really hard on. Somehow a bunch of the letters I've typed you are missing from the computer. So we got to kind of pick up where I left off. That is no problem though! Your mommy and I have infinity amount of things we could talk about! Last time I wrote to you I was just getting started on the guitar. Well, I've got some news — Daddy has now written twosongs. Two whole
tylremerson
Mar 273 min read


No. 2
Dear My Sweet Girl, Lately I’ve been getting better at walking with my prosthetic leg. In our house we call it my robot leg . Barrett and Collin think that name is really cool, and honestly I do too. Learning to walk with it hasn’t been easy. The hardest part was how much it hurt at the beginning. Some days it hurt so much that I wanted to stop and sit down. But I kept telling myself something very important. I’m going to figure this out. Little by little I’ve been getting st
tylremerson
Mar 113 min read


No. 1
Daughter, This morning I was painting while listening to music. I enjoy the focus and peacefulness of it. I had been putting a lot of time and care into the painting. While I was working on it, a thought popped into my head. I realized that paintings, just like notebooks, can get lost someday. Things can be misplaced, damaged, or disappear over time. And that made me think about these letters. I would be very sad if the notebook with all the letters I write to you ever got lo
tylremerson
Mar 82 min read
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