As my mom has been reading blogs this week, she discovered that last week was a popular week for Grandmas/Nanas to visit their grandchildren. My Nana was no exception. She trucked all the way out from Oregon to visit me, my mom and dad, along with my cousin Harrison and his mom and dad, and my two best buddies, Aunt Liz and Uncle Heath. She was really busy trying to be with all of us and help us, so I know she was really tired by the end of the week. But, my mom has been talking to me a lot these last couple of days about how much it meant to her to have Nana come out and visit. I don't remember all that she has told me, but here are a few:
Thanks Nana for loving me, your busy, busy grandbaby.
Thanks Nana for being patient with me and my 45 minute eating sessions.
Thanks Nana for always cleaning up after my 45 minute eating sessions.
Thanks Nana for preparing me yummy vegetables that my mom can pull out the freezer for my 45 minute eating sessions.
Thanks Nana for watching me when my mom needed to work or go help with the Enrichment Activity.
Thanks Nana for taking me on walks so my mom could have a break.
Thanks Nana for helping my mom sew new curtains, crib skirt, pillows and duvet cover for my bedroom.
Thanks Nana for making pork and beans for my dad.
Thanks Nana for loving my dad.
Thanks Nana for helping in the yard.
Thanks Nana for shipping your tools UPS so you could cut out my mom's big bush and Aunt Annie's Elm tree.
Thanks Nana for talking my mom and dad into digging the berm, it really looks great.
Thanks Nana for helping Harrison and his mom and dad move into their new house.
Thanks Nana for holding Harrison and me while everyone helped Aunt Annie and Uncle Jordan with their new house and their yard.
Thanks Nana for spending Easter at my house and making such wonderful food for all of us to eat.
Thanks Nana for coming to church with me and holding me during Relief Society so my mom could enjoy the lesson.
Thanks Nana for singing to me and teaching me and my mom new songs.
Thanks Nana for reading me stories morning, noon and night.
Thanks Nana for so lovingly changing my diapers, giving me baths and feeding me bottles.
Thanks Nana for washing your own sheets the day you left.
Thanks Nana for the wonderful Sunday morning drive.
Thanks Nana for just giving comfort to my mom when she needed it most.
Thanks Nana for giving words of encouragement.
Thanks Nana for your beautiful smile.
Thanks Nana for your sweet laugh.
Thanks Nana for just being you.
I love you Nana, and I know my mom does too. She told me so.
(Oh yeah, thanks Grandpa for letting Nana come! We miss you and can't wait to see you in a couple of weeks!)
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and ps...I would LOVE your burp cloths!!! You can never have to many. Or anything at all, no pressure;).
Please post pictures of your sewing creations and your yard :)
My mother came this week and so did my sister and niece!
we are loving ever minute of it. I will post when all the adventures are done and I just may have to steal the guest blogger idea!
I am glad you had fun!