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Remember When…..
two inches of water in a blow-up swimmy pool could keep you happy for hours? Mylah in her little pool
Posted in Family, Home, Memories
Tagged babies, baby, family, fun, grandchild, grandchildren, grandparent, grandparenting, home, memories, Mylah, parenthood, parenting, summer, summertime
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I’m Listening With a Broken Ear
Tuesday night my Book Club met at my house. As best those of us in the club who are “old timers” can remember, we’ve been a book club for about 18 years. We started meeting and talking about books way … Continue reading
A Weekend With Evan
What a great weekend! Quinn and Paul were in a wedding Sunday, so I got to go to Raleigh and take care of Evan during the rehearsal and dinner and then most of the day Sunday while they were busy … Continue reading
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Tagged babies, baby, childhood, children, family, grandchild, grandchildren, grandparent, grandparenting, home, memories, parenthood, parenting
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Sprinkling Stardust
Nobody can do for little children what grandparents do Grandparents sort of sprinkle stardust over the lives of little children. ~ Alex Haley I love this quote. I hope that I sprinkle stardust! I know they sprinkle stardust on me!
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Tagged babies, baby, childhood, children, cousins, family, grandchild, grandchildren, grandparent, grandparenting, home, memories, parenthood, parenting
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3am Disturbance
Last Friday night, the night before April came home, I got up to use the bathroom about 3am. My house sits pretty far back off of a very quiet street, so I was surprised when, from the bathroom, I could … Continue reading
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Tagged drinking, drunk driving, law, parenting, parents, police, teenagers, troubled teens, youth
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Reverse Culture Shock
For the past year, April has been on a remote island in the South Pacific, eating taro, drinking cheap Chinese beer, and wearing modest traditional Samoan clothing. Since she came home there have been everyday things that have overwhelmed her- … Continue reading
April’s Homecoming
After teaching for a year in Samoa, April finally comes home. Waiting at the airport with us were her sisters and their husbands, and her new niece and nephew. What a joyous day!
Headed Home
If I have my time zones figured out right, April should be landing in Honolulu in the next few minutes, completing the first 2612 miles of her trip home. She left Pago Pago last night. She has told us how … Continue reading
How Long is a Year?
It has been almost a year since April left for Samoa. When she did, I knew that it was the best thing for her at the time, but I felt like my heart was being ripped out. In five days … Continue reading
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Tagged babies, children, family, grandchildren, grandparenting, home, parenthood, parenting, Samoa, starting over
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