The expressions of sheer glee and delight on Wayne's face was enough to make me break into a big grin over my bowl of cereal this morning. Great shots. Heather looks as pink as can be. Every day, several times as day now, Estelle says "On va a l'avion?" Which means, are we going to the plane? Then she answers her own question by saying "After my nap. After my nap." She also now calls everyone her cousin, children adults, anyone. Maybe we should have waited a bit before telling her about our trip to VT to see her cousins!
The epitome of a New England autumn! What a beautiful stretch of weather we have been having. When Ed was reading this blog entry, he commented over and over how BIG Wayne looks. We shared a fond memory of when Wayne was a tiny little boy and he would sit on the living room floor of Grammie's house (your house)with that Playskool garage and ask, "Will you play with me?"
well, some things never change..."will you play with me is still Wayne's (and Cole's) first question! Wayne IS all legs, and he runs like a speeding bullet. Darlene, those were great angled photos!! We have had a beautiful stretch of weather!
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No winter hats needed this week. It's been sunny and beautiful. Hope you are all enjoying the fall.
The expressions of sheer glee and delight on Wayne's face was enough to make me break into a big grin over my bowl of cereal this morning.
ReplyDeleteGreat shots. Heather looks as pink as can be.
Every day, several times as day now, Estelle says "On va a l'avion?" Which means, are we going to the plane? Then she answers her own question by saying "After my nap. After my nap."
She also now calls everyone her cousin, children adults, anyone. Maybe we should have waited a bit before telling her about our trip to VT to see her cousins!
Some of my fondest memories of my girls when they were little were of them jumping into piles of leaves. Glad to see the tradition continues.
ReplyDeleteThe epitome of a New England autumn! What a beautiful stretch of weather we have been having. When Ed was reading this blog entry, he commented over and over how BIG Wayne looks. We shared a fond memory of when Wayne was a tiny little boy and he would sit on the living room floor of Grammie's house (your house)with that Playskool garage and ask, "Will you play with me?"
ReplyDeletewell, some things never change..."will you play with me is still Wayne's (and Cole's) first question! Wayne IS all legs, and he runs like a speeding bullet. Darlene, those were great angled photos!! We have had a beautiful stretch of weather!
ReplyDeleteLove the Halloween Countdown clock...and I cannot wait to see photos of this kids this year. They must get so excited!
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