Another quick post. I gotta get ready for my 1st Place Bible Study. Didn't do so well with this week. Did o.k. as far as the eating but not with the journaling. This weekend we are keeping Monroe. Now this is the one who sleeps 8 hours but he also wants to sleep from 7 or 8 till 3 or 4 in the a.m. Oh my!! But I am looking forward to it.
And here are my Michigan grandkids. (And knitting victims) They are growing up without me. I know gramma Karen is up there, but I miss them soooooo much.
Making this post quick because I am helping Edith R. with the monthly news letter. And later this afternoon, I am working with the Kool Kids meeting at church.
Here is a photo of my friend Debra and her beautiful daughter Eva. Deb is a realtor in the central Indiana area. She works for 1st Choice Realty.
The other photo is a hat I made for Trenton, my great-nephew.
Tuesday, September 27, 2005
This is Morgan. She is 11 in this, her 6th grade photo for 05-06 school year. She is active in her church and school. She plays the piano, guitar, and clarinet. She plays on her schools golf team.
The Family Here are my Indiana grandkids, Morgan, standing, Madison far right, Montgomery, the big dude, and Monroe the little dude. Oh yes, my beautiful daughter, Bree
Yes, I have to admit, that I am so confused about the picture loading thing. I got them on the blog today but I am not sure how to take them from picasa to other forums. Well, I have worked hard enough on this thing for the day. I need to finish my lesson for Sunday and rest for the rest of the morning.
I don't know.Why do they call them mitts if there is no finger coverings. Morgan says they are just so cool gramma. I guess that is opposed to being so warm!! She has been hounding me for a pair.These are Morgan's Mitts
Here is Gomery's cap. He has green eyes. And he loves it when I knit something for him.
here is a cap for the Monroe He thinks everything I make goes on his foot, because I was making a pair of socks and let him try one on before I was finished with it. Too funny. And at 18 months old, when you tell him something, he asks, WHY?