The grandkids and their mom came to visit from Saskatchewan for a few weeks. There is something wonderfully satisfying about being a Mom’s Mom or Oma. You get all the benefits of hanging around descendants without the responsibility of discipline. I enjoy watching a daughter we spent years directing and guiding, lovingly parenting her children to be the little gaffers we appreciate.
A tea party with the aunts.
A visit to the nation’s capital.
Our visit to Tiffany Falls.
And Albion Falls.
Julie with Aunt Rachel.
Lego.
Soccer.African Lion Safari.
Sidewalk chalking with Aunt Linda.
Watering Plants.
Reading endless stories.

Arm wrestling with Uncle John.

Our little navigators.
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