Grand Kid Briefs

Brief reflections of five days with five grand kids.



Four-month old Granddaughters.




Perfect toys.  Play with them - then give them back to their mommies.


Two-year old Grandsons.




There should be a Leash Law!


Four-year old Grandsons.



Aims to please.  (Except in front of the toilet.)


Seven-year old granddaughters.
 


Elves !  Direct from middle earth; some of which is always visible  around cheeks and mouth.


Almost 13-year old granddaughters.



Static.  

Comments

ChrisB said…
What a good looking bunch of grand children. Now you are making me wish I was going to visit mine.
2:13 PM, October 08, 2009
Janis said…
Beautiful Grand kids...isn't it fun to show them off!!! They bring pure joy into your heart!
4:29 PM, October 08, 2009
Kim said…
Have I told you your grandkids are beautiful? Of course, they all look like their grandmother, don't they?
4:44 PM, October 08, 2009
Intense Guy said…
:) Now wonder you are such a happy woman... 4 splendid gifts...
5:45 PM, October 08, 2009
Connie said…
That video you did with the baby is charming and darling, sugar!! I loved it. Do more of them, chick, and let us hear that laughter again....
xoxo,
Connie
7:11 PM, October 08, 2009
grammy said…
Joy..Joy..pure Joy! Elves and all. At least he is trying to go in the toilet. The three year old boy I babysit for says, "No thank you, I don't want to right now!" Anyway, glad you enjoyed yourself (o:
9:07 PM, October 08, 2009
Gattina said…
You are really spoiled ! such wonderful grandchildren ! and you described them so well, lol !
11:43 PM, October 08, 2009
DesLily said…
fabulous post and even more fabulous photos Pam !
3:08 AM, October 09, 2009
Desert Songbird said…
How lucky for your grandkids that they have you around and want to be with them. You are blessed.
9:21 AM, October 09, 2009
Swampy said…
A-w-w-w-w! Makes me want to be with mine !
Great photos ! That baby is growing like a weed...well, all of them are for that matter.
The 'static hair-do' is priceless.
My hair stands on end without static.
9:34 AM, October 09, 2009
nikki said…
Is everyone is your family naturally this beautiful?!?! Great genes!
9:55 AM, October 09, 2009
dawn said…
All beautiful. How wonderful to spend time with them.
7:00 PM, October 09, 2009
Far Side of Fifty said…
They are all beautiful! Looks like you have had a GRAND time! You must need a nap! :)
7:42 PM, October 09, 2009
karisma said…
Gorgeous gorgeous one and all!
3:06 AM, October 10, 2009
AfKaP said…
What beautiful (grand) children! And omg kudos to the photographer! The photos are gorgeous!
6:56 AM, October 10, 2009
Anonymous said…
They are all so cute...Your time must just be breezing away amidst them!
7:08 AM, October 10, 2009
storyteller said…
Beautiful grandchildren ;--)
Hugs and blessings,
9:11 AM, October 10, 2009
bichonpawz said…
What a great post Pamela!! Fabulous grandchildren and terrific pics of them!! Enjoy!!
9:04 PM, October 10, 2009
kailani said…
What great descriptions! I totally agree about the perfect toys. My parents feel the same way. LOL!
10:57 PM, October 10, 2009
Merle said…
Hi Pamela ~~ Like everyone else, I
think the photos of your grandchildren are just beautiful.
Thanks for stopping by and getting
some laughs for medicine.
Take care, Love, Merle.
3:14 AM, October 11, 2009
MarmiteToasty said…
There is no way you are old enough to have a 13 year old grandchild lol

Beautiful photos......... I keep telling me lads to keep 'their bits in their boxers' cos I so aint ready for grandkids yet lol

x
5:26 AM, October 11, 2009
the planet of janet said…
now THAT is a beautiful excuse for slacking at lexulous!

beautiful babies!
5:47 PM, October 11, 2009
Unknown said…
You must be exhausted by now! These kids are all so beautiful! But I do agree with the leash law theory!
12:09 PM, October 12, 2009
Kila said…
Beautiful blessings :)
8:47 PM, October 13, 2009
Helene said…
They are all sooo beautiful! You must have so much fun! I do look forward to Grandparenthood! In say 15-20 years! lol
5:18 AM, October 14, 2009
Carla said…
Beautiful photos. You are blessed with wonderful looking grandchildren.
2:22 PM, October 17, 2009
Wendster said…
Adorable as can be ... every one of them.
10:48 PM, October 19, 2009
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