Our little pixie
Stella
Happy moments, lots
of laughter and adults sharing delighted grins above the heads of diminutive philosophers.
A visit from our
Georgia grands and our daughter-in-law opened with Sunday evening’s communal
gobbling of Baboo’s homemade pizza and ended with Wednesday morning goodbyes
before the three oldest departed for adventures at their Sea and Sail day camp.
And ever since my cup of good memories is truly running over.
Monday morning was
the first day for the three older siblings’ week of day camp. Youngest sibling
Stella stayed with Hubby, AKA Baboo, and me while mom delivered the older kids
to the camp then met friends for the morning.
One moment during
that morning had me tearing up. Baboo had gone out our back door to pick
tomatoes. Stella followed. A second later the back door swung back open. Stella
popped back in.
“Nana,” she said. “Are
you going to be all right if I leave you by yourself?”
that is so so sweet! she is a beauty and kind and caring to... the best kind of therapy and it is FREE
ReplyDeleteOh I agree, grandkids are the best therapy. I am so happy mine were still around when I had that stroke. Stella looks like she could sprinkle you with pixie dust and make you all better. Dianne
ReplyDeleteAwww, she is so sweet, and caring at such a young age!!! She looks bright eyed and ready for anything!
ReplyDeleteAww, what a sweetie. I love that picture of her wide eyed eagerness. You can't buy better therapy.
ReplyDeleteAw, what a sweetheart she is--and growing up so fast!
ReplyDeletePrecious therapy.
ReplyDeleteOur Grandkids just make life so special.
Stella looks so sweet. I'm so happy you have them visiting.
Have fun.
Cute grandkid! You must tell us what is on your hubby's homemade pizza or take a photo of it. It sounds delicious.
ReplyDeleteReally sweet! Stella is lovely.
ReplyDeleteWhat a caring comment from Stella.
ReplyDelete