Showing posts with label great granddaughter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label great granddaughter. Show all posts

Friday, May 28, 2021

The Early Morning Light

 Good Morning!  Rick is out on the front porch waiting for his ride to work, and I am here writing to you.  It's finally Friday and the weekend is here.  It's a holiday weekend, Memorial Day weekend, and the official beginning of summer even tho we have had extremely hot weather already.  

Yesterday was a pleasant day that I spent with my kitty cat Jybow.  We sat on the front porch to watch baby birds finally learning to get their own food, and not depending so much on their momma.  We watched one baby pecking away at a Cicada which was still alive and the baby Robin finally ate the whole Cicada.  Their flying has also improved some, but you can still tell that they are baby Robins because they still squawk a lot and follow their mothers trying to get her to feed them, and she still does.  In flight the babies are still a little shaky at times and they flutter their wings more when they are attempting to land on a fence post or branch.

My pretty little great-granddaughter went to see her dentist yesterday for a routine checkup.  No problems so far, so she is always smiling when she is there because she's never had to have any kind of procedures done yet.  Hopefully this will continue throughout her life. 

It looks cloudy and rainy out today.  I sure hope we get a good steady rain today, because it's dry around here.  It hasn't rained in a couple of weeks and it's been hot, in the 90's, and the grass and plants could sure use a drink of water.  Everything is looking a little droopy outside.

Rick's boss has just picked Rick up to take him to either a house under construction in Boone's Trace, or another one just off Boonesboro Road.  They have many homes under construction, so he may stay there to work for a while and then move on to another home, no telling where he will end up today.  At the moment they are working on homes in Madison County, Richmond, Berea, Mt.Vernon and London, Ky.  Those are only the ones that I know about.

It's still early here and I may come back later to let you know how my day has gone, or just to give you my opinion or to just rant.....the day is still young. 

UPDATE:  We had a good rain shower and a needed drink of water for the outdoors.  Hoping there will be more rain to follow.   

Monday, August 13, 2018

The Baby

The baby is taking ballet lessons.  Isn't she cute?  Love her little heart.  She's going to be the cutest little ballerina ever.

Sunday, May 17, 2009

Lillian Christine - May 15, 2009

Here's Jimmy holding another Great Grand-Daughter Lillian Christine. This makes great grandchild #6 . Jimmy told the granddaughters that now might be a good time for all of his granddaughters who now have at least one child, if not more, that it might be a good time to halt production for a little while and let him catch his breath. The two oldest great grandchildren are 4 years old.
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Valerie our granddaughter is now a proud mother herself.
Way to go Val!

Wednesday, July 09, 2008

Introducing....Julianna

Born on July 7, 2008 little Julianna is Sarah & Aaron's first child and our 4th great-grandchild and 3rd great-granddaughter. Julianna is such a precious little miracle weighing in at 6 lbs. 12 ounces and she's 17 inches long.

Here are pictures of her only hours old and what a little sweetie she is...we couldn't keep our hands off her.

She makes little sighing noises as she sleeps and I think it's because she's really happy to be out here, where she can finally meet everyone who loves her. The doctors were concerned at first about the constant sighing, but after being checked out they said she was fine. Julianna was also born about 2 weeks early by c-section because she was in a breached position. I don't think she liked being upside down. hehehe.

Here I am holding this sweet little sighing bundle of joy, and below is her great-grandfather (Papaw Jimmy) and Sandie kneeling next to her dad, while admiring her new granddaughter.


Isn't she sweet?