Ah, yes...Snow.
So pretty from behind a window, looking out.
I'm visiting my youngest son and family.
And snow was definitely NOT on the agenda of this California-girl!
This is my granddaughter -
Dreaming about the forecasted snow, no doubt.
Yes. I see the smile. :)
And heeere it is -
A dream come true!!
(For the kids.)
To continue the excitement, it was suggested to me,
(by a blow to the head) that a pillow-fight was in order.
When I got a chance,
I smacked her with her pillow and with a little adjusting,
got this picture. Our very own little princess.
Pillow fights are not kind to a girls hairdo.
What's not shown (to protect your retinas) is mine -
which didn't look much better.
The girl knows how to fling a pillow!
Wasn't looking forward to brushing that later! (OR mine.)
Finally! Time for playing in the snow!!
Better them, than me!!
One last snow-frisbee before the girls escape!
(He missed.)
This one had the right idea -
Stay in where it's toasty-warm and play.
That hair is just waiting for a pillow-fight!
My six year old grandson fell asleep while watching Oregon play.
This alone will make him mad.
The fact that they lost, will make him even madder!
Big time.
In the morning I woke up to...
Teeth.
Later that day I couldn't resist...
Her first pillow-fight!
She loved it!!
(I see many more in her future! Oh yeah!!)
FOOTBALL:
" You have to play this game
like somebody just hit your mother with a two-by-four."
- Dan Birdwell
"If a man watches three football games in a row,
he should be declared legally dead."
- Erma Bombeck
" Sharks are as tough as those football fans who take their shirts off
during the games in Chicago, in January. Only more intelligent."
- Dave Barry
"The reason women don't play football is that eleven of them
would never wear the same outfit in public."
- Phyllis Diller
There are SO many things to love!
I love "Followers" and comments too!
(Thank you!)
Signing off for now,
gabriele
Thanks, Pam!!
ReplyDeleteI'll be checking out your blog(s) as soon as I get back home this week.
If the flights aren't still canceled!
It's very busy around here, with all those grandbrats! :)
I sure will miss everyone.
xoxo
Gabriele, What a cute post. Aren't those kids just darling? I love the curls on the girls...and yes...WHAT a mess to comb through all those snarls. We have that same problem at our house...and it starts with ME! Have a warm winter day-
ReplyDeleteIf you get a chance pop by my blog (if you haven't already) and say a prayer for our friend, Debbie, today. Thanks~ xxoo Diana
Thanks, Diana.
ReplyDeleteYes, I can see that you have the same kind of hair - a LOT. :)
I've visited your blog and left a comment for your friend.
xoxo
Now that is a cool grannie that will pillow fight with the younguns.
ReplyDeleteLove the foot ball quotes, I am a bit obsessed myself.
Even with the unexpected snow, it looks like a fun time was had by all- especially Grannie!
ReplyDeletehow exciting! everyone clearly had a blast, especially grandma! the best memories are made of this.
ReplyDeletei've said this before i think, but your grandchildren are gorgeous.
If you have snow for at least 4 months of every year, you forget how charming, how exciting, how delightful it can be.
ReplyDeleteso cute! grandma visiting AND snow = double excitement! i loved when my grandmom slept over.
ReplyDeletefunny quotes!
xoxo
I'd be delighted if it snowed where I live, still, and I'd go out to play too.
ReplyDeleteThe pics are SO cute.
Amazing pictures :))) hope you had a nice holiday season :))
ReplyDeleteGah! Love Phyllis Diller!
ReplyDeleteKids, snow, football, pillow fights. It sounds like you are having an awesome time with your family. Love it!
I just awarded you the bloggers stylish award.
ReplyDeleteShe is a princess! Thank you for those lovely photos; you are so lucky!
ReplyDeleteSo much fun with the grandkids. I bet you are glad to be back in California as the snow does get to be too cold after while. You have cute kids.
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