My Christmas email I sent with the pics below attached.
For Thanksgiving all five grand children came to see
Nana and Opa's new house.
Their first question was, "When can we stay?"
Then they saw some things had not changed.
The dress up box with clothes and toys was still there.
So they dressed up and put on a performance for the adults.
Fun, fun, fun!
I am like you, Princess Ilany,
hats are a real asset to one's personality!
Super mom, "You don't know what these are,
but they're called suspenders..."
Disney farm boy, Spiffy or what?
I love pearls! Don't you?
The adults were so enthralled with their imagination,
that not everyone got into a pic.
Oh well, see you next time!
26 comments:
Little kids tell the story better than us, especially that of Chrsitmas.
Very charming, a few old clothes and the imagination of children are a recipe for delight.
All the very best seson's wishes to you and your lovely family.
What a lovely post! Beautiful photos!
Rainfield,
it seems that when children become adults they shut off the possibilities they have seen there before.
Barry,
No lack of imagination with children -it depends on if their parents allow them to "roam" in their enchanted world:)
Phivos,
Hope you had enjoyable days with your family!
Beth,
Thank you! Hope you had a delightful time at Christmas.
Adorable!! I wanted to pop in and tell you I'd be honored if you grabbed the photo of my shed in the back yard for a painting. Definitely :)
Heather,
Thank you, friend! Have no idea when I'll do it, but when it's finished I'll alert you - thanks again:)
My grands have a dress up box as well and we all so enjoy their many performances!
Wonderful post Jeannette!!
How fun to have a dress up box! That's a great spark for imagination.
I can see the creative apples have not fallen far from the tree.
And yes, pearls make the outfit every time!
Looks like fun! Lovely pictures.
Looks like fun!
You have a lot of that don't you?
Jane,
Thank you Jane:) They sometimes say that you enjoy your kids' children more than your own -I tend to believe it!
Jen,
Yes, it certainly does develop imagination!
Rudee,
Thanks for that obeservation, Rudee. Do they do "Life story" at your hospice for the patients?
Monika,
thank you -it was fun!
Joey,
When you are a therapist, one needs to recharge regularly, otherwise one might snap one day (I've seen it happen to some of my colleagues) - my family really helps with that!
Precious!! Especially love the darling with the pearls.
Angie,
She is our miracle grand child -she was born with her intestines outside her body and was operated on, on the 3rd day of her life, but she's a feisty one:)
Coming from a proud nana.. i feel your pride, my sweet friend ;)
love,
~Silver
Silver,
O yeah!I can see you as a proud nana too (in the future, that is!!:) )
Adorable kids!
Rebecca,
Thank you! also for visiting my blog:)
seeing all your awesome photos with the same camera I have, makes me think of taking a class in photography!!
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