We flew to Grammy's house Wednesday. This was the first flying trip in a while. I think the kids enjoyed it.
Nelly and Aunt Abby talking to Grammy, I think.
Inge can climb the rope almost as well as her Uncle Mike.
We went to the park and the tennis courts in Barnesville.
Note Jeremiah's face down between his legs and Uncle Christians helping Mona out.
The doggy dig was Jeremiah's favorite activity when we first arrived at the park.
But he can also climb.
And so can Mona
And sliding is fun too
The light was just beautiful that evening in the park.
And Josiah, Andrew, and Dad having a discussion on the swings.
Dad, making a point
Inge and Jeremiah sharing a horse swing
Hah, Andrew can still climb too
And the two littlest girls like each other too
And she's down for the count.
And here's Douglas dressed in full battle gear for WWII.
Nelly and Aunt Abby talking to Grammy, I think.
Inge can climb the rope almost as well as her Uncle Mike.
We went to the park and the tennis courts in Barnesville.
Note Jeremiah's face down between his legs and Uncle Christians helping Mona out.
The doggy dig was Jeremiah's favorite activity when we first arrived at the park.
But he can also climb.
And so can Mona
And sliding is fun too
The light was just beautiful that evening in the park.
And Josiah, Andrew, and Dad having a discussion on the swings.
Dad, making a point
Inge and Jeremiah sharing a horse swing
Hah, Andrew can still climb too
And the two littlest girls like each other too
And she's down for the count.
And here's Douglas dressed in full battle gear for WWII.
1 comment:
Oh, goodie! I was hoping you'd have a chance to get some pictures up of your visit. Little Jeremiah and Simone are adorable! And of course you know what I think about our very own beloved grandchildren. :-) I love that one of Nelly, outlined by the light, on the slide, the ones of Mona and Simone playing together, and the one of Douglas in uniform is really good. You did a great job showing the children at play and the guys visiting. Thanks!! Tell the family 'hi' for us.
Love, Namma
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