Tuesday, January 20, 2009
Tubing Time!
Posted by Grandma 'D' at 11:57 PM 7 comments
Happy Birthday Debbie
A game of German poker is serious stuff at our house. This is what my hand looked like all night long. The competition was on and every one was out for blood. I didn't win, but I didn't take last place either.
I wonder what I can talk Great Grandma into getting for me?
Is dinner ready yet? I'm starving!
Posted by Grandma 'D' at 11:12 PM 7 comments
Monday, December 8, 2008
Christmas: Magical, Memories and More
On a more upbeat note, I do have to say I love the decorations, and the smiles of Joy on the kids faces as they see them for the first time. Their eyes light up, and their smiles radiate the excitement they experience.
I have wanted a nine foot tree for a few years, so went out and got one half off after Christmas. I love it. Again, Crystal decorated it. I tried, but all the decorations ended up on the same branch. How do people do it, it is so stressful!!!! Melissa called and said she had the prettiest tree ever...I beg to differ sister.




When my girls were little they would go to Roberts and buy ceramic Chrismas village houses to paint. I thought I should give them each the ones they painted, but I couldn't. They are so special to me and have priceless memories that I am not ready to give up. Sorry Girls!! When the decorations have all been put up, and messes cleaned up---when it is time to turn all the lights on, it is truly magical and reminds us all what Christmas is all about. That light of Christ that illuminates our homes, our neighborhoods and our hearts. The joy of bringing our families together to celebrate the birth of our Savior.
The magic of Christmas is not in the presents, but in HIS presence.
Wishing all you bloggers out there the Merriest Christmas ever!!
Posted by Grandma 'D' at 8:00 PM 13 comments
Sunday, November 23, 2008
A Perfect Sunday!
Lynette and Dustin had to speak in their new Ward today, so I went over to listen. Between the Whittakers and myself we stayed quite busy just taking care of little Jaxon. He is so busy. He would see his parents and yell Ma. Too cute. What a treat that was. Jase gave the cutest little poem about being thankful and then sang I am a Child of God. It was precious. Here is a video of him singing Mister Golden Sun for Grandma. I had to bribe him to do it. But hey, what's a few quarters. Money well spent.
Posted by Grandma 'D' at 8:55 PM 10 comments
I am soooo in Love!!!
Yup, that's right. I am so in love with all of my little grandkids. They are each so special and different. And to a Grandma their love is the best kind. Innocent, spontaneous and perfect. What more could I ask for. Nothing I say!!! We have had opportunities to go to see our new little Grand daughter Brylen, right after she was born and then for a week a little later. What a lot of fun that was. We also got to see Emma and Gauge. My only regret is that they all don't live right here in Milford. We miss our Little Lance and Luke, and Kendra. Wish we could see them more. Thank goodness, they will be here for Christmas. I am so grateful for my Children and the parents that they are to our little ones. Keep em' coming.....You can never have too many grandchildren.
Posted by Grandma 'D' at 8:25 PM 7 comments
Sunday, October 26, 2008
Deer hunt-Vol. 3
I know, I took a lot of pics. Bear with me here. I could have wrote a novel about the deer hunt, but you know what they say.....a picture is worth a thousand words!
Posted by Grandma 'D' at 8:40 PM 11 comments
Deer Camp or Deer Hunt!
Russell Sr. always hated it when we would get more excited about camping than hunting. He had to help get the trailer and stuff ready, which took away from the hunting part of it all. WHAAA!
Anyway, Lynette and Dustin and Rodney and Mary Jo took their trailers out,while some family members camped and others drove out each day to partake of the festivities....you know food, treats, games, more food etc..... A great time was had by everyone. But really, the food was the best!!! Here is a bunch of pics for Crystal. She would rather go camping than celebrate Christmas. We really missed her this year, and hope she will be able to come next year.
Posted by Grandma 'D' at 8:22 PM 6 comments




Kendra's favorite decoration.....a lit up snowglobe with a ferris wheel.