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Here's Belle, aka my grandniece Marian. Will see her when she arrives next week with the family. They are relocating here from Seattle. We are very happy!
^ Of course not...haha. She'll be three in Feb and has an adorable sister (Lillian) who is about to turn one. Here's a pic of Lillian I already posted but we can see it again...she was using the baby gate to pull herself up, so I expect she's walking now.
MsP, she is just about the most adorable little girl I've ever seen. I'm sure you're going to have a great time with her! You'll be her adorable Aunty!
MsP, she is just about the most adorable little girl I've ever seen. I'm sure you're going to have a great time with her! You'll be her adorable Aunty!
She is adorable. When my niece visits with her children, my youngest sister is "at the ready" to spoil them, entertain them and just enjoy them. She was the same with with my son and my nieces and nephews. We call her "Auntie Spoils".
So yesterday, I was talking to a guy about his woody.......or is that woodie?? A local cranberry grower welcomed the Woodie Club. Not a huge turn out, but I can't imagine there are too many of these cars left. It was a nice setting, they had a blue grass band playing, and a local restaurant serving up BBQ if you were inclined. The company also has a farm to table cafe and they were open serving lunch. The weather was perfect! I made the stop there after my Y class (and a shower). Rick didn't have much interest and he was home waxing my car. Oh and I was driving the S and I think a guy yelled at me for driving too fast. I don't think I was, I was just accelerating a bit after a stop. A few photos.
09-09-2017, 06:53 AM
Here's Belle, aka my grandniece Marian. Will see her when she arrives next week with the family. They are relocating here from Seattle. We are very happy!
A local cranberry grower welcomed the Woodie Club. Not a huge turn out, but I can't imagine there are too many of these cars left. It was a nice setting, they had a blue grass band playing, and a local restaurant serving up BBQ if you were inclined. The company also has a farm to table cafe and they were open serving lunch. The weather was perfect! I made the stop there after my Y class (and a shower). Rick didn't have much interest and he was home waxing my car. 
Oh and I was driving the S and I think a guy yelled at me for driving too fast. I don't think I was, I was just accelerating a bit after a stop. A few photos.
