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Tuesday, May 10, 2016

Heart Felt

We went over to Vancouver for my son's 40th birthday this past weekend.  The year he was born, it was also Mother's Day.  I squeaked in under the wire at having him at 10:55 pm and then I asked where my flowers and card were?

Well, I thought it was funny at the time....

Anyhow we were over there visiting this weekend and had a party one evening, where I went dancing with my grandson to a live band (thank you Dr Jacks for fixing me!),  and a Mother's day brunch at their home the next.   My son and grandson Ethan made the yummiest, light as air waffles with strawberries and whipped cream.    And there was flowers and a card too.

Here they are pretending to be going very fast on the back deck on the Thomas bike:



We had bought our grand daughter a pretty dress for her birthday in early March..... and she wore it Saturday night to the party.


I think the term is " she has us wrapped around her little finger".

3 comments:

  1. Gorgeous Grandies. Love the dancing shoes. Treasure every moment as they change so fast.

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  2. Oh my are the Grandkids growing fast! So wonderful to see their cheerful little faces. Glad you got to enjoy dancing again!

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  3. It was a great weekend and we had a blast with a nice gathering of family and friends. A two hour ferry ride across the Salish Sea (once known as Georgia Strait) simply adds a level of comfort and sophistication to a trip to the mainland. Still, it was nice to arrive back home again.

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