Friday night was the family 10th birthday dinner for lovely Alice shown here with her cousin Georgia. We feasted on Alice’s favorite dinner, Shepherds’ Pie complete with a heart shaped Red Velvet cake.
After dinner, we were off to a play at the Middle School. Here we are waiting. One of my daughter’s friends wanted to know if Bofa (David) was live texting during the play? Katie said that he hates musicals and uncomfortable seats, but loves his grandchildren!
I am sure that the director knew that Dr. Suess’ 112 birthday was just past. The play had a respectable run on Broadway. It is an amalgamation of Dr. Suess’ most famous books and characters. It is a musical so much was sung with a job well done for these Middle Schoolers. Some very strong singers, great scenery and a very enjoyable evening.
I have to admit that my favorite was Henry, my grandson who is Alice’s brother. He was a member of the Wikersham Brothers who were mischievous monkeys and antagonists who tormented poor Horton the Who. The monkey brothers, sang, danced, hopped and scampered, peeped around the curtain and generally made all in attendance laugh with the fun of their shenanigans. There was Henry, shall I say typed cast, leading the monkey brothers.
Isn’t he adorable? I have been blessed with perfect grandchildren!
I loved reading about your family time. Not only are your words bursting with love, but your grandchildren are blessed with your love. I know just how you feel, because I have a perfect granddaughter, too.
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How lovely, thank you for your kind words. I think that is what grandparents do. . . Love their perfection! Perfect gifts to us!
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I agree! Loving the grands is a perfect way to live life.
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How many do you have? We have five!
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I have one granddaughter, Lilliana Grace, who is ten months old.
Five sounds like a lovely number!
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Lilliana Grace sounds wonderful ! My oldest is Grace , too. She was born one month after 9/11 ! Enjoy here as they grow up so fast, but are fun then , too!
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Great advice! I am loving every moment with Lilli.
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Wise woman!
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Lovely Anne. Just read the advice above, and totally agree. My oldest grandchild, Alan, is married now, and next one has three kids of her own, so yeah, hang on to the small ones, and take photos at each stage. I had nine, plus three greats, but lost one grandson last summer. Memories are wonderful things, but not like having the living, breathing person here to hug.
BTW, a heart shaped chocolate cake would still make me happy.
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I remember your grandson died. So sad and so hard especially with his whole life ahead!
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A difficult year passed, but we are survivors. I still have my memories, just wish I had that precious life to go with the memories still with us.
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It is especially tragic for the loss of a young person.
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