First thing in the morning grandgirlie arrived for the day. . .soon after the lil' farm hand pulled up with his mommy. . . .bathed in his morning breakfast. . . .repeated. . .if you get my meaning.
His mommy began the task of cleaning up the car seat. . .while I began laundry .. .while keeping the cousins from greeting each other with kisses. Not knowing whether the tummy upset was from tummy troubles that are going around. . .I thought it best to call up grandgirlie's Nana. . .for a rescue. Nana came and rescued grandgirlie from possible tummy trouble and the lil' farm hand bathed and fresh. . .felt just fine. . .
In the afternoon. .. Grandpa went out to the rapidly melting glacier in the back yard. . .and dug out a cave .. . still the tummy held its Cheerios. . . and Pedialite .. .
I'm so glad he seemed to bounce right back from the tummy ailment. Don't you love Pedialyte?
ReplyDeleteI remember when I was much younger, we had enough snow and cold weather to attempt to build an igloo. We had some nice walls, but none of us had the "engineering skills" required to put on the roof. I think this snow cave would have been much simpler!
Children do aseem to recover so quickly from tummy troubles, hope he continues to be well.
ReplyDeleteOhh..I'm soo glad you didn't have to deal with more than one repeated breakfast! My younger granddaughter is quite emphatic that she will never have childen because they might in her words..."you know... do THAT!"
ReplyDeleteI love the contrast pics ... one in a snow cave, the other in a bare field.
Have a wonderful day!
Glad there was no more sickness! Cousin camp sounds like so much fun. how nice to have two grammies so close -- to help out! enjoy that apron!
ReplyDeleteOh look at those great photos of the fun the guys had together. I'm so glad his cheerios decided to stay put!!
ReplyDeleteWow..I am glad 'lil farm hand' bounced back to good health quickly! Loved seeing the good time he was having with g'pa.
ReplyDeleteAnd you Lovella captured some wonderful memories..
I'm off to do some more painting, a job I find 'not fun'..
Your little guy made a most hasty recovery when he saw what fun awaited outside. Can't blame him!
ReplyDeleteJanuary tends to be 'sick month'...and I have three grands that must stay away from their cousins right now.
It really is the season, isn't it? We're skirting the bugs over here - no one is feeling 100% but no one is sick either, so we'll focus on the bright side!
ReplyDeleteI loved the pics with granpa digging a cave for grandson. What a neat thing to do! Dairymary
ReplyDeleteYay that he rebounded so quickly...some little ones just "lose it" easily. I think my niece "lost it" every day for a year and nothing wrong was ever found. Good, quick thinking for the grand-girlie, too!
ReplyDeleteThe adventures of cousin camp! Too bad grandgirlie had to miss out on the cave. I love how little ones learn to go on their haunches to have a look at something.
ReplyDeleteOh that nasty bug. We've all been affected here in the last few weeks, including the little ones - hardest to see them sick. Glad the little farm hand got over it quickly. I'm sure playing with grandpa helped a lot :)
ReplyDeleteIt is amazing how fast the little ones rebound. I always say please oh please don't send them to school if they've seen their breakfast or have a cold. I've catch it!
ReplyDeleteoh tummy troubles are terrible. you can't help but feel so sorry for them. The pictures are so cute!
ReplyDeleteOh, my heart fears when I see that tunnel. Pray that Grandpa stays there and no one gets suffocated underneath. Oh, I know I worry too much.
ReplyDeleteHope all the little ones get better.
What a wonderful day for a date.
Will you post photos of the apron? I finished my little purse 2 days ago! Really too small for me, but just wanted to try it for the experience!
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