Showing posts with label babies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label babies. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 29, 2010

Midweek Blues: Blue Is For Boys

Most of you who read my blog regularly know that Hubs and I are awaiting the birth of our third grandchild. Our son and daughter-in-law are expecting their first child in November - a boy!
Over the weekend we all got together to attend my nephew's wedding. 'Grandma' had to have a present or two to give the mom and dad to be. The baby's room will have a little monkey motif.
I was excited when I found the bag above. It went perfectly with the gifts I had purchased. The little monkey hanging on the bag is a rattle. The rattle and bag match so well you wouldn't know I purchased them in different stores in different states.
This little smiling face with the little blue bow tied around his neck greeted the recipients when they opened the bag.
When you press his tummy he plays a little lullaby. His little blue clip lets you take him along and hang him from bed, car seat, or stroller.
Little gifts make us ooh and ahh but we can hardly wait for the little one to arrive!
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Monday, August 31, 2009

Tuesday's Ruby Is Little Ms. Lucy

The Little Red Frog Circles Overhead
The Music Playing Has Lulled Lucy To Sleep
Lucy Awake and Smiling



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Sunday, April 19, 2009

A Baby's Coming

An Announcement
My little Granddaughter Lily is waiting patiently for the stork to bring her new baby sister! Yes, my daughter is having her second baby any day now and I'm off to assist for the next few weeks. I will certainly miss seeing what you all are up to everyday but I have far more important work to do at the moment - I have to spoil a couple of Grandbabies! :)

I'll be gone awhile; but when I can tear myself away and get back home I'll catch up with all of you. In the meantime - find some time to love and laugh!

Thursday, May 8, 2008

H is for HAPPY Faces!



The really happy face belongs to my lovely daughter Cindy. If you are a regular reader you know that I was away for a few days visiting and you might have guessed that the little wide-eyed wonder is my precious little granddaughter Ms. Lily. See how focused she is on Grammy's camera!
Baby Lily is just over four months old and getting ready to cut teeth so she loves something to chew on. She has grown so much since I last saw her in March. Sweet chubby cheeks - don't you just want to squeeze -em! I overheard her mommy teasing her about her chubby little thighs. Her Mommy affectionately tells her she needs a thighmaster!

I wanted to share my lovely girls with you. I had a wonderful visit this past week; but I miss them very much already. Look at those faces ~ how could I not!!!
I hope all of you have a wonderful day. Put on a big smile and as Bobby McFerrin sings - "Don't Worry - Be HAPPY!"
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Saturday, March 1, 2008

My Life in Six Words

Laughed…Loved…Ate Chocolate...Savored Innocence
That is my six word memoir. I was tagged by Nan over at On My Porch to play this fun game. It’s been going around the blog world. A recently published book entitled Not Quite What I Was Planning (which I’d said that) is compiled of many six word memoirs. It was put out by an online magazine called Smith. Ernest Hemingway was once asked to write a full story in six words. His reply was “For Sale: baby shoes, never worn.” Therein the idea for the book was born. On the Smith site that I’ve linked to, you can view some of the accepted entries and you can submit yours for consideration in the next book. Many are very thought provoking. Caution: write your own first so as not to be influenced by those you read.

Here are the rules for the memoir that I received from Nan.
1. Write your own six word memoir.
2. Post it on your blog and include a visual illustration if you’d like.
3. Link to the person that tagged you in your post and to this original post if possible so we can track it as it travels across the blogosphere.
4. Tag five more blogs with links.
5. Remember to leave a comment on the tagged blogs with an invitation to play!

I was thrilled that Nan tagged me to play; but then, that’s me. I haven’t been around in Blog World long enough to know those of you who would be thrilled as opposed to those who might think, “Oh no, not ME! So I invite any reader to take part and if you do, leave me a comment so I can stop by and read your memoir. I hope some of you will take me up on the idea and I can’t wait to hear from you. What's your story?