Thursday, October 4, 2007

Thursday Night Update

Bob and I went up to Enumclaw today to visit with his youngest daughter and her two little one.  Her husband is a fireman and he was on duty today, so we didn't get to see him.  Anyway, we had a great visit with June, Lance (he was 3 this last April) and little Marin Rose, who was born June 21st.

PaPa Bob got lots of wrestling in with Lance...he loves to wrestle...even with his great grandma.  And I read him a book and he leaned on me from time to time to watch TV. He's a darling little boy, with a beautiful smile and I love his non-stop chattering.  He never did get his nap, so I'm sure June had one tired boy when we left there about 6pm

Marin on the other hand, slept on and off while we were there.  Just recently she's decided she doesn't want anyone to hold her except her mom or dad...so we each held her about 2 minutes awake, before she'd start to cry.  I held her once for quite awhile, while June fixed Lance something to eat but she was asleep.  When June was holding her, she just cooed and gurgled and smiled....it was so cute.  But, once she was away from mom, that bottom lip came out and she would pucker up.

When we left there, we were continually amazed at the cloud formations.  We'd see blue sky with big fluffy clouds on the left and dark, angry storm clouds on the right. And then a beautiful rainbow and just beyond that the tip of Mt Rainier sticking out of a cloud bank all around the bottom of it.  We stopped at the Wal Mart in the town of Bonney Lake and Bob went in to get a few things.  My left foot is still killing me, so I waited in the car.  The clouds behindthe Wal Mart were so sinister looking and then I looked over to the west and there's this beautiful, brilliant sunset, surrounded by heavy, dark clouds.  Mother Nature really put on a show for us this evening.

Gabi thanks all of you for the birthday greetings...poor little girl was home all alone today.  Oh well, I left the TV on and she knows how to change the channel by stepping on the remote, so I'm sure she had a good time.

Hope everyone had a good day...I'm off down the hall with my sore foot, my book and my kitty.   Linda

10 comments:

Anonymous said...

Sounds a wonderful day Linda.  I wish my grandkids lived closer to me so I could spend a day with them once in awhile!  You and Bob are so lucky!
Marie
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Anonymous said...

Those are the sort of days I enjoy ,spent with the little people ,,What delightful children ,lol at Gabi changing the channel ...love Jan xx

Anonymous said...

Linda, I could read entries like this forever sometimes, all that wonderful, positive, loving everyday stuff going on in someone's life, what kids are doing, how long the laundry's been piling up, what's for dinner...I'm way past all that and just reading about someone's blossoming life gives me the smiles!  :-)  CATHY
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Anonymous said...

What awesome pictures....thank you for sharing....June:)

Anonymous said...

Great pictures, the sky certainly does look ominous behind Walmart.  Little Marin is adorable.  Sorry to hear your ankle is still hurting.
Lisa

Anonymous said...

The kids are really cute, looks like the baby likes grandpa.  boy you got some nice pics, you must have got out of the car for those.  That one of the sky behind Walmart is amazing.  Take care of your foot.  Joni

Anonymous said...

((((((((((((((HUGSTOYOU))))))))))))))))))Love the pix.Have a nice weekend.

Anonymous said...

Hope your foot is feeling better soon.... and too cute Gabi being in charge of the remote....
Have a great weekend!
Linda :)

Anonymous said...

loved the rainbow, very pretty!
take care of that foot!


~make it a great day!~
         Sharon
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Anonymous said...

Sounds like a wonderful day.  Isn't it fun spending time with 3 year olds?  They are so delightful.  The baby is beautiful!  I really enjoyed your sky pictures.  We rarely get skies like that in so. California.  Beautiful!
Hugs, Kathy