Life as a grandmother
I have not worked on the wood stripping since August 2nd.
This month has been hectic, to say the least. I babysit my grand-daughter Jewell 5 evenings a week. She started First grade on the 13th, every evening consists of making her dinner, giving her a bath, helping her with homework and then listen to her read 4 books. While we are getting a lot of bonding time, and she's getting smart, it does not leave much time for house projects.
We do however make time to do things like this:
playing with chalk is even fun for grownups :)
Okay, back to my excuses....
I watch Adalyn and Everly, my other two grand-girls every other Saturday. Since they live 30 minutes away, I am usually at my daughters the entire day. She has to be at work by 5:30 a.m., so I get up at 3:45 a.m. on Saturday mornings. The things we do for those we love. LOL
I bought Adalyn some little ladybug rain-boots and they were a hit for playing in the mud:
Aww, to be 3 years old and have no worries or cares other then 'Is that a roly-poly?'
She heard a dog barking and wanted to see what was on the other side of the fence.
I love this photo.
And would seriously pay a lot of money for that hair.
Everly turned 6 months old this month. She is at that age where she laughs out loud and is trying to crawl.
These three little girls are way more important than stripping wood. They will only be this age once and I want to be involved with their lives as much as I can.
The memories we are making are priceless. <3
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