1Grief, heartache, and death, have a way of sharpening your focus. After the death of her 23 year old twin son, Kim determined that God is more than a dusty Bible on a dented pew. He can be found, if you desire to find Him. You do not have to open the doors at a weekend retreat or even open your luggage in another country. You will find Him, when the eyes of your heart are opened. Written in an enjoyable, easy to read font, easy to tote size, Don't Miss Me is a deeply spiritual devotional that displays colored photos, captured by the author, and pairs them with scripture, poetry, and thoughtful insight. The photos alternate from color, to black and white, and are cleverly suggestive of how we do not see everything fully at times, but merely as an outline. Some portions could be considered prophetic, but all give glimpses of our awesome Creator and reveal a timeless love story, of love that has never left and is never far away, no matter how things may appear. In our daily life so much goes unnoticed and unappreciated. We miss the butterflies and flowers and barely hear the birds in the blur of busyness. That is the beauty of the camera lens. Through the lens we are made to focus. We begin to actually see the colors, the textures, and shade variances. If we are quieted long enough, we may even find ourselves wondering why and how. And these questions are good, because they indicate that there could possibly be an answer. And there is an answer. When the daily cares of life have twisted you in knots - Don't miss Me. As your heart shatters from griefs heavy hand - Don't miss Me.