Can we still call them the babies? That's how we've always referred to them, but they'll be 3 in July! We've been borrowing the twin grands of our dear friends since they're parents were willing to part with them for visits. They were just sleepy little bundles, one for each of my girls. How generous of their dad and mom to think of that!
May the Good Lord richly bless your day. And if you're looking for something to liven it up, may I suggest baby borrowing. It's a wonderful hobby!
Hugs, Debbie
Aw, I'm sure everyone had fun:@)
ReplyDeleteLooks like fun! Two of our grandchldren - definitely no longer babies (6 & 7) have been with us the last few days. They kept us "on our toes"!
ReplyDeleteI had my granddaughter over for several nights while my daughter was out of town, she didn't arrive tired and never got tired the whole time. Oh my, three year olds are busy all the time.
ReplyDeletexx
I agree completely about the baby borrowing! Right now, every friend with a grandchild is selfish smellfish and hogs their grandchildren all to themselves. (just kinda kidding). I need to do some surveillance at the church and find a baby to borrow.
ReplyDeleteChildren and chicken adventures. What could be better on a spring day? Those are some lucky 'babies' to get to come and play with your sweet girls.
ReplyDeleteOh - I know. I got to borrow my sisters six-month old on and off for a couple of days while she was visiting. So sweet, precious, yum!! Lani loved me but I am sure I loved her more.
ReplyDeleteLove those little girls in your pictures. Great teeter totter!! Pretty hen.
So many good things in life.
Hi Debbie!
ReplyDeleteHow cute! Don't you love those pink clad little legs and the zippy-looking sneakers? What a pretty chicken, too!
I wonder if the chickens enjoyed the three year olds? Hee hee. Love the photos!
ReplyDeleteI'm sure their parents appreciate you borrowing them! Where were you when I had toddlers?
ReplyDeleteIt does liven things up doesn't it! My almost 22 month old granddaughter lives here!
ReplyDeleteDeanna
I think they are still babies at 3. How nice of your friends to let you borrow them occasionally. Life through the eyes of a child is fascinating.
ReplyDeleteI bet they love coming to your house as much as you love having them!
ReplyDeleteThese "babies" are adorable. And I love that colorful chicken, too. (Or is it a rooster??) :) Great photos. xo
ReplyDeleteOh yes, nothing like a sweet baby or toddler to bring a smile to your face! Babies are blessings!
ReplyDeleteIt is a wonderful past time. :)
ReplyDeleteOh, I love to borrow them for an afternoon, too, Debbie!! Too precious. I'm sure they'd be asking to go back to your place though for the girls AND the hen, not to mention your sweet self! blessings ~ Tanna
ReplyDeleteYes, 3 is still "baby" (heck, 5 is still baby in my mind) and those two are just adorable! So sweet that you get to steal them away for a little while.
ReplyDeleteSometimes even baby smooching works for me yet. Perhaps it's still because I have a four year old at home. I'm definitely going to keep this baby borrowing thing in mind though. Sounds like a great thing to fill the void until Lord willing little grands arrive somewhere in the future.
ReplyDeleteBlessings!
Deborah
They see - and so we see. They hear - and so we hear. They discover things we'd forgotten. But then, a little child will always lead us.
ReplyDeleteThan hen is spectacular.