(Notice his baby quilt as wall art)
The backyard sauna.
The neighbours. (and jamming with them)
Thanksgiving dinner.
The chickens.
The wildness near by.
(my favourite grandmother activity)
The mountains visible through the windows.
Saturday, November 25, 2017
grandmothering in Alaska
(Notice his baby quilt as wall art)
The backyard sauna.
The neighbours. (and jamming with them)
Thanksgiving dinner.
The chickens.
The wildness near by.
(my favourite grandmother activity)
The mountains visible through the windows.
that Far North sky!
ReplyDeletelovely post, spend Thanksgiving coloring with my grandchildren, they are my joy
ReplyDeleteA sweet and heart warming post, the love for our families has no end.
ReplyDeleteLovely post! Thank you.
ReplyDeleteLucky them, lucky you.
ReplyDeletefamily time is the best!
ReplyDeletelucky days...
ReplyDeleteAny time spent with grandchildren is truly special but time spent during holidays is a special gift. My eight year old twin grandchildren, (boy and girl), their parents and I created leaf imprinted tablecloths for our Thanksgiving table. Leaves had been collected and pressed before I arrived in California from New Mexico. We painted the undersides of the leaves with paint, placed them on white tablecloths, put a paper towel over the leaf, used a rolling pin to press the leaves. Trying to use an autumnal color scheme, we did manage to slip in a few otherworldly colors but all in all, a fine family project. The cloths dried for 24 hrs then were ironed to heat set. Feeling of happiness to have created a family heirloom that will grace tables for many years to come.
ReplyDeletedrawing with grandkids -- how grand! and that photo of dusk - how that view must enlarge the heart!
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