We have this sign at the end of our road just before the pavement begins. Somebody (not us) adorns the sign with a rope and an old hat. The old hat that was originally on the sign blew away, I guess, and there is a little funky sun hat as a replacement these days. Click on the image to enlarge.
My son sent me this photo of Baby Jerry in his crib playing with a baby toy. He is getting to that age where colorful things interest him.
We bought him a couple of interactive toys that we plan on taking to the place where we meet on our next visit out there. I think he will like the Baby Einstein music and play button toys we got him.
We went shopping today and since the flower department has bunches of tulips and Gerbera daisies, we bought a bunch of each. When I got home, I placed them in a vase on the dining room table. I took this close-up of one of the Gerberas. Click on the image to enlarge.
I rocked my little grand baby, Jerry, to sleep on our last trip to visit the kids and the baby. I was giving him a kiss when Bob took this photo of us as he dozed off for a little nap.
It is our resolve, now that we have the means to travel and camp near the kids, to meet them halfway so they can bring the baby to the other grandparents home in the Palm Desert area. It is a little under four hours for us to get to the campground, but it would be another two hours beyond that to actually get to their home in the Pasadena area.
I’m glad they can come and visit with us when we go there. I love this little baby sooooo much! 😀
There is a large pond in the RV resort very near where we were parked during our recent visit to see the kids and grandson. These ducks seem to be part of the landscape when we visit this park.
The baby and his parents were feeding Cheerios to these guys as they came very near our camping spot. This was very entertaining for the six-month old boy who laughed and made noises to try and attract the ducks to come closer, which, of course, they were wise not to have done.
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This is one of several clusters of paperwhite flowers now showing in the courtyard bulb planter. The tiny (½ inch) buds are closely related to daffodils which are in the same planter but have not come up as of yet. Perhaps they will in a week or two. The temperatures have turned very spring-like for mid-February. Click on the image to enlarge.
