Look at Finn! He's almost one! Last year at this time, we were waiting for his arrival. I can hardly believe that a whole year has gone by, summer (for me) is coming to a close and Finn has reached this milestone birthday so quickly. He has been pretty much a DREAM baby all year! He smiles, he sleeps, he plays, he rarely fusses. He's PERFECT!
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Showing posts with label grandchildren. Show all posts
Monday, August 3, 2009
Fun With Finn
Look at Finn! He's almost one! Last year at this time, we were waiting for his arrival. I can hardly believe that a whole year has gone by, summer (for me) is coming to a close and Finn has reached this milestone birthday so quickly. He has been pretty much a DREAM baby all year! He smiles, he sleeps, he plays, he rarely fusses. He's PERFECT!
Tuesday, July 14, 2009
CB Comes to Granny's
We've been planning a little "granny overnight" for a while and today is the day! I went up to CB's house to pick her up.
A lovely nap on Granny and Poppa's bed!
Have you heard that expression, "I'm in puppy dog - heaven"? Well, I'm in Granny dog heaven! I love my grand girls! It's so fun to have little CB here for the night! While she sleeps, I blog (smile!) before dinner! Tonight promises to be a happy evening! Kelli, Birdie and Clara are coming after dinner and we'll go to the park!
Oh! I adjusted my comment button, but let me know if it isn't working for you. I also got rid of my playlist. My family was tired of it anyway and it caused some problems for my British friends. Hopefully, everything is fixed. Thank you for reading, my warm-hearted friends!
Sunday, May 31, 2009
Watering Cement
Birdie loves the new watering can at Granny's house. She busied herself going back and forth to grandpa (who was using the hose to water my new seed plants) for more, more, more!
Birdie is such a lovely little gardener! Do you like her new hairdo?
I am sore today from yesterday's seed planting. I planted nasturshims, hollyhocks, poppies, zinnias, mammoth sunflowers, small, red sunflowers, thumbelina zinnias, peppers, pumpkins, and two kinds of squash. Now, I am so eager for sprouts! I'm especially looking forward to the hollyhocks because we have taken a few years vacation from them due to their abundant production! They were everywhere for years after my intial seed plant over fifteen years ago! Today, the rest of the zinnias - my favorite little cut and come again summer flower- will be gently placed in the waiting dirt, after I till it up and make major messes of myself and the surrounding area. Oh, and the grading goes on. The multi-genre projects are works of art and I appreciate the students' hard work, but no matter how much I intend to speed up, I can't seem to! I talked to my neighbor over the fence yesterday and she is a first grade teacher bogged down with literacy files and portfolios, so I don't feel alone in my grading pit. Tonight, I'm going to buzz downtown and pick up an old summer staffer of ours from when we were coordinators at Young Life's Malibu Club. It'll be nice to see her. She's in town for a conference planning event. And tomorrow, it's back to school for LAST WEEK. I have goodie bags and goodbye notes to prepare for the eighth graders, too. I'll get through the pile . . . eventually.
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