I told Sandy I was hoping we could have a repeat of last weekend. The girls had so much fun and so did I. Amara remembered the talk of playing board games and when she arrived that was the first thing she wanted to do. Since this would be the first time that we were Read the Rest
I think one of the reasons that children and grandchildren, especially grandpas, get along so well is because they both like telling the same stories and jokes over and over again! Is there a grandma out there who hasn’t heard the knock, knock, banana joke a hundred times? Or the famous grandpa line “Have I Read the Rest
Not every visit with Amara is a big event. One of the advantages of living so close is that we see her a lot and we love it. We get to be involved in all of the little things and sometimes it is those few hours on a Wednesday afternoon, which are the biggest things! Read the Rest
Amara has said some of the silliest and sweetest things lately. Sometimes it is the little things that are the best so I thought I would share. Yesterday I ran over to the kids’ house to drop off something for her Mommy who was hard at work making apple turnovers! I had warned Jenna before Read the Rest
I picked Amara up from school the other day. It was early out and I thought we could have a few hours to play together and then I would take her to Tai Kwon Do (I love going and watching her Tai Kwon Do classes!) and afterwards I would take her home. All of this Read the Rest
It all started when I sent a video to my sister Sandy and she asked me what it said on Grampy’s T-shirt. I explained it to her and I thought I would share it with everyone else. Amara needs to remember this! I’ve included some of the pictures below, too! Flying eyeballs is kind of Read the Rest