Grandma has her camera always ready to catch the goings on... Romeo thinks grandma is OK with her many pictures, hugs, kisses and cheese crackers!
I especially like to see the little ones getting acquainted with each other. There have been lots of time spent playing outside on bikes and inside with light savers and many toys.
11 month old Romeo likes Mary... it was fun to see him happy to spend time with her. I think Mary likes her blue eyed cousin... I think it is the first one with blue eyes to join Mary and Big Dave.
Grandpa Patrick fixes a waffle for his little namesake, Patrick. Talk about adoring eyes!
Maria's holy space is now in a new home... that is my glass of wine from supper.
Waffle morning is exciting for the kids... especially Romeo ate more than all the rest of us!
Romeo getting his red curls combed by big sister.
The memory of Patrick adoring and hugging and kissing constantly his new baby brother - the last time I visited the family for the occasion of Romeo's birth. Now they are shoulder to shoulder and there is more pushing and shoving and wanting the same toy.
All grandma wants today is some family time in the basic sense. I am getting my wish with some visiting throughout. Picture perfect.
It is fun to see my paintings in the hall upstairs.
One other inspired by a children's book and Michigan and Maria's swimming on the swim team...
Simon's cute story... as we were traveling through the Smokey Mountains in Kentucky, Simon yells out; "These are holy mountains! They were created by God first, and that makes them special." I laughed with glee at his cute comments... with Moses going up the mountain to get the 10 Commandments so close in the readings of the last month. Today the first reading of Gideon looking the angel face to face... a continuation of the plight of the Israelites. Bless-bless, Barb
Simon saw that all things are possible with God!
For men this is impossible, but for God all things are possible. Matthew 19 - The Gospel for today.
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