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Congratulations!!!!
What a blessing for your family.
What a blessing for your family.
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I'll Lock Up
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looks like a keeper
Right about that. I don't know if I'll get the opportunity to spoil this one like I've had with his sister, but I sure do plan on trying.
They finally decided on a name for my new grandson, Samuel James ... . I think that's a good, strong name and will serve him well. Here we are with his big sister. The blanket was one my grandmother made when she was 98 years old for my son when he was born. All four of my children came home in this blanket, and all (now) six of my grandchildren have also come home wrapped in that same blanket. One of my granddaughters died shortly after birth, and we cut out a corner of the "family blanket" and buried it with her so she could "take it home" with her. The missing piece will also serve to remind future generations of the one "missing" from the family. Hopefully, this is a tradition that will continue with my grandchildren and their children.
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They finally decided on a name for my new grandson, Samuel James ... . I think that's a good, strong name and will serve him well. Here we are with his big sister. The blanket was one my grandmother made when she was 98 years old for my son when he was born. All four of my children came home in this blanket, and all (now) six of my grandchildren have also come home wrapped in that same blanket. One of my granddaughters died shortly after birth, and we cut out a corner of the "family blanket" and buried it with her so she could "take it home" with her. The missing piece will also serve to remind future generations of the one "missing" from the family. Hopefully, this is a tradition that will continue with my grandchildren and their children.
Traditions like that are good. It keeps a family grounded. They know where they come from. :clap:
And Congratulations too.
Traditions like that are good. It keeps a family grounded. They know where they come from. :clap:
And Congratulations too.
Those traditions are the thin string that keeps us tethered to the past.
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Congrats to Grandpa Brown..big sister and family.
Great photo..!!
HD
Great photo..!!
HD
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Quite so. My sons know my relatives that they have never actually seen through my stories, traditions and their former possessions. Kind of the next best thing.
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Big Man, I always look forward to your photos. Very nice!
The boy....
The boy....
Thanks.
That's a good looking young man, especially with the hat. Start them out right!
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Right on. Thank you, sir!
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You're doing it right Harv!
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Big Man, I always look forward to your photos. Very nice!
The boy....
You know he says that that is his car when he gets to be 16.
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Yeah, he does say that a lot. Maybe it will be his, if I am 6 feet under by then.You know he says that that is his car when he gets to be 16.
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Yeah, he does say that a lot. Maybe it will be his, if I am 6 feet under by then.
lol lol lol I know how my sons get those irrational ideas in their heads to.
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