I could consider this another sign of fall, except this annual goodbye usually happens about a month sooner.
Grandpa Bill and Grandma Jo are heading south, so last night they stopped by to give the kids one more big hug to last until spring.
As we snuggled last night at bedtime, AJ proved what a strong memory he has. Anytime he asks about particular poisonous snakes, spiders and other critters, I tell him not to worry because they only live down south where it's warmer. He obviously took those comments seriously because he told me, "I don't want Grandpa and Grandma to go to Texas. I will miss them. And I don't want them to get bit by a scorpion."
Grandpa Bill and Grandma Jo are heading south, so last night they stopped by to give the kids one more big hug to last until spring.
As we snuggled last night at bedtime, AJ proved what a strong memory he has. Anytime he asks about particular poisonous snakes, spiders and other critters, I tell him not to worry because they only live down south where it's warmer. He obviously took those comments seriously because he told me, "I don't want Grandpa and Grandma to go to Texas. I will miss them. And I don't want them to get bit by a scorpion."
No comments:
Post a Comment