Grandpa and Grandma
Today I am grateful for sleep, a good cup of coffee, and the new role of grandparents for my husband and I.
Grandpa and Grandma. We are getting used to those titles and we are enjoying it. I wasn't going to share pictures but I just couldn't resist. Here is Leo with each of us when he was just a couple hours old. What a peanut! I forgot how tiny newborns are. Precious and fragile. Just like life.
We look forward to embracing the new roles and to embracing our little grandson as he grows.
Grandpa and Grandma. We are getting used to those titles and we are enjoying it. I wasn't going to share pictures but I just couldn't resist. Here is Leo with each of us when he was just a couple hours old. What a peanut! I forgot how tiny newborns are. Precious and fragile. Just like life.
Within 30 seconds of meeting Darcy, I knew he had children and that they were a big part of his life. I like that in a man. He has always been a wonderful, stable, and consistent father and now he gets to branch out as a grandparent. He is instinctively protective and loving. His own Grandpa Matt was a key figure in his life.
Coincidentally, my paternal grandfather also had the name Leo. My maternal grandpa died before I was born. I have only vague memories of my grandmothers, as they died before I was 6. I remember my Grandpa Leo the best. We would go visit him in town after church on Sundays and he had a candy dish on the table. He apparently had mellowed out from his younger days and I just remember a tall man with gray hair and dark-rimmed glasses who liked to play cards. But I am grateful for those memories.
We look forward to embracing the new roles and to embracing our little grandson as he grows.
He's adorable!
ReplyDeleteHe sure is! I forgot how tiny newborns are and how quickly they change and grow.
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