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Saturday, February 25, 2012
# 9 SINCE SHE ASKED
This is post number 9 in the marathon.
Here are a couple of cute photo updates on my grand nephews Owen and Logan. Nancy is addicted to these fine boys (especially Owen) and wanted me to post some pictures since it has been a while. I stole these from their mom's facebook page. There were hundreds thousands millions to choose from. Hope these will be okay for now.
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Mr Cool with the glasses there- So cute! They grow so fast- n are only small for the blink of an eye-
ReplyDeleteI still don't do FB, but explore my daughters pics when over her place using her acct!
Snaggle Tooth -- My sister does the same. She absolutely will not join and I can see why not. It is difficult to keep up with everyone who "friends" you and then you have something else to feel guilty about. LOL Hey, I thought I watched the sky closely but you certainly have me beat there. To actually notice a shift in the earth's axis is a sign that you are truly one with nature!
ReplyDeleteThey are totally adora-bubble. :-D
ReplyDeleteSparkling Red -- "Adora-bubble" is so right. They do bubble and bubble. So, what's this about a "three-way" in your kitchen last night? LOL
ReplyDeleteAnnie,
ReplyDeleteThanks for the pictures of the adorable and lovable Owen and his equally adorable brother,Logan.
How they have grown! Their parents must be so proud of them.
Is there any way you can put a link on your blog back to the story you wrote about your Dad on the Elder Storytelling Place in 2008? I think your readers would love to read about your Dad and how he overcame so many obstacles and health issues to be the successful and educated man that he was?
And isn't he who little Owen is named in memory of.
So very precious! Children are truly a gift...
ReplyDeleteThese are two way cool dudes.
ReplyDeleteNancy -- I made that link a post for today. Thanks for the suggestion.
ReplyDeleteDebbie -- Owen is named for my dad, his great grandfather. One of my posts for Sunday tells about my dad. This child, Owen, had his own miracle stories and we cannot help but think the name blesses him.
Cliff -- Love it! "Way cool dudes" is a great description.