Meet the Great-Grands!
The youngest, at six months, Amaya with her mother, Alicia. Her grandmother is Amy.
Bryson, age 1. and Remington, age 4. Shayna's children, Shannon's grandchildren.
Cambri is 4, and Carter is 6, Jared's children, Shannon's grandchildren. Their father is stationed on the east coast, but in the process of being transferred to Ft. Lewis, here in WA State.
I love your pictures! I helped with my grandkids today. The little one is now 4 weeks old and growing like a little weed. We had to make a diaper run and while I was there I stopped for coffee. I asked for the grandparent price and got it! If she really knew how young I really am, she would have laughed at me. My mom said, with all that grey hair you have, she probably thought you were of "age". I think I wear it well.
ReplyDeleteMom at home, you're so lucky! I was walking through the grocery store with Amy, my youngest, who was five at the time, when a teacher approached and said "Amy, introduce me to your grandmother!" I was 35 (by 4 days) when she was born, so 40 at the time :-(
DeleteThey are definitely GREAT and they are definitely GRAND. I love the way Cambri is slinging around that naked doll :-)
ReplyDeleteDianefaith, her Grandma was hoping nobody would notice, LOL!
Deletebeautiful family!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Kelli. I think so, too!
DeleteThey are all so darling! Grands are great but I don't have any great grands yet!! Thanks for sharing! Nancy
ReplyDeleteNancy, you just wait! Greats are almost as good as grands, LOL!
DeleteSo adorable!! I wish I had little, little ones around. Mine are growing up too fast.
ReplyDeleteMrs. R., Only when you have your first grandchildren will you really begin enjoying the little ones . Because when you get tired of them, you can send them home LOL! That's something we couldn't do with our own children.
DeleteAdorable! Someday I want my own grandkids. I can't even begin to imagine great grandkids.
ReplyDeleteDaphne, you can only hope you live that long. Luckily, I have. I'm looking forward to catching up with the East Coast Greats when they move back to WA State!
Deletegood looking kids!
ReplyDeleteI totally agree, David.
DeleteWell we finaly get to meet the entire clan. Great pictures! I love the old style one with the old toys. Keep the pictures of the grands comming I love it. They are what life is about. I can just feel their energy. My granddaughter picked up a Bobo at the bowling aley Friday. She droped a ball on her ring finger and broke it in two places. It hirt her so much she fainted in Nana's arms. She is fine now Very clean breaks that will heal fast, but the fingers have so many nerves that they are still real sore. The dock said she did not even need the splint on the finger but it makes her feel better with it on and helps cushon it from bumps. No bike racing for a few days though. Hope the kids have some easter egg hunts to go to so they can enjoy tomorrow. We will talk again soon.
ReplyDeleteFrank, a couple of your grandchildren have taken hard knocks this past year, but I'm assuming your grandson's black eye was less painful than broken fingers!
DeleteAmy was boiling eggs for Alicyn to color today. She and her BFF and neighbor will have an egg hunt tomorrow.
Your Grands are adorable! You're really surrounded by so much love. :D
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